Events in Melbourne, FL

Settle into comfortable couches with a laptop or notebook and focus on your craft alongside like minded writers. This weekly gathering offers time to write and space for conversation about any aspect of writing. All experience levels, skill sets, genres, and forms are welcome. Sharing your work is entirely optional, so participate in discussion, write quietly, or do both at your own pace.

Runners and walkers of all paces gather for 1 or 3 miles across the Eau Gallie Causeway, starting and finishing at Intracoastal Brewing Company. Since November 2015, this Brevard County club has grown into the area’s largest, with a simple perk... log ten outings and earn a free beer. Check in with Amy on arrival so your effort is recorded toward the milestone. Updates about weekly meetups, milestones, and related activities are shared on the Intra Active page.

This Recovery Dharma meeting has moved to its new home at Recovery Connections. It takes place in a quiet, comfortable room with soft chairs, space to breathe, and a reminder that no one is doing this alone. Guided by Buddhist-inspired practices, it supports healing from a wide range of addictions and patterns, including substances, codependency, people-pleasing, overthinking, chaos, control, worry, and negative thought loops. Participants sit and breathe, learn, and heal. No perfection is required, only willingness. The gathering is donation-based and open to all.

The Brevard County Farmers Market sets up beneath the Regional Pavilion at Wickham Park in Melbourne. This is a food-focused market that spotlights edible, locally produced foods and agricultural goods rather than crafts or art. It operates year-round except during holidays and hurricanes. There is no charge for admission or parking. Most vendors take cards, but bringing some cash is helpful for those that do not. SNAP is accepted through a SNAP/FAB booth where you can swipe an EBT card to receive tokens to spend with vendors. Every dollar spent in SNAP is matched one-to-one with Fresh Access Bucks without a cap; for example, a $25 SNAP transaction provides $25 in orange SNAP tokens and $25 in green FAB tokens, giving $50 to use on fresh, local food. Tokens do not expire, so they can be used over time. The Regional Pavilion offers handicap parking, restrooms, and water fountains, and bus stops are located at the park’s main entrances.

Experience a Candlelight tribute to the music of Michael Jackson at Resurrection Grace in Melbourne, where live performance unfolds in a warm, candlelit setting that enhances every note. This tribute is an independent celebration and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives. The concert runs for 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and there is no late entry once the performance begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. The planned program features favorites such as I Want You Back, Rock With You, Human Nature, Billie Jean, Say Say Say, We Are the World, Man in the Mirror, Smooth Criminal, Black or White, Heal the World, Remember the Time, The Way You Make Me Feel, Earth Song, They Don’t Really Care About Us, and Thriller.

Part of a free concert series at Wickham Park, this concert features a live performance by The Bella Donna Project celebrating the music of Stevie Nicks. Food trucks will be available with a variety of choices for meals and snacks.

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Melbourne asked for it again. After a record-breaking turnout at their previous show, Sol Shine Syndicate brings Dead All Over back to Nomads Canteen for Round 3. Expect a high-energy night filled with deep jams and plenty of dancing as the band returns to the East Coast. Dead All Over is a Florida-based Grateful Dead tribute devoted to the classic sound, feel, and spirit of the originals, delivered with spontaneity and soul. Casey Stineman leads on guitar with melodic lines that honor Jerry Garcia, while Casey Finn Steindl shares guitar duties with a funky, exploratory edge. Quin Whitney locks in the groove on bass, Steve Wattay drives the rhythm on drums, and Eric Ryan shapes the sound on keyboards with rich textures and dynamic solos. Vocals are shared by Casey, Casey Finn, and Steve, blending lead moments with tight harmonies. Together, these five musicians carry the torch, spread the love, and keep the music flowing at Nomads Canteen Florida.

Motorcyclists and supporters come together for the 3rd Annual Reason to Ride Motorcycle Run benefiting Helen’s House, the Christ Is The Answer Rescue Mission center for women and children. Starting at First Baptist Melbourne, the group ride spans roughly two hours. Rider entry is $20 and passengers are $5. Lunch is included, and there will be raffles for door prizes along with a 50/50 drawing. All motorcycle types are welcome, and the event will take place rain or shine. Whether riding in person or supporting from home, participation helps provide safe shelter, practical care, and opportunities for lasting change for women and children in need.

Mrs. Roper’s Romp Thrift Crawl turns thrifting into a themed celebration of kaftans, bold prints, and big earrings. The festivities also mark Helen’s birthday, adding party vibes throughout the crawl. Expect staff photo snaps when the wigs appear, a 3's Company walking bingo, and a treasure hunt bingo card for everyone. Dressing in costume earns an extra raffle entry, and finishing the card brings a bonus entry. Shoppers can search for their best Helen-inspired finds, team up with two favorite Helens to make a trio, and pick up stickers and other swag. It is a lighthearted spree that invites participants to kaftan up and thrift down.

Create a personalized illuminated fused glass house number display with guidance from Lauren. Learn to cut and arrange glass into a design you choose, then your piece will be kiln fired into a single panel. After firing, the illuminated display will be assembled for you, and finished pieces will be ready for pickup in about one to two weeks. No prior experience is needed, and the small group size is capped at 16 to ensure individual attention. The fee is $100, which includes all supplies and member fees, and the workshop welcomes non-members as well. Enjoy a relaxed, social atmosphere while you work, bring simple design ideas if you wish, or focus on favorite colors and shapes. All materials are provided, with optional specialty glass available for purchase. Payment can be made at the door or prepaid via Venmo or Zelle. Registration is required due to limited space.

At the 14th Annual Reach for the Stars Gala, the community marks three decades of Take Stock in Children and its impact through mentoring, scholarships, and expanded educational opportunities. Presented by Brevard Schools Foundation and Take Stock in Children of Brevard, the evening at Hilton Melbourne gathers community leaders, educators, advocates, mentors, alumni, and supporters to honor student achievement and champion brighter futures. Details about tickets, sponsorships, and other announcements will be shared as the event approaches.

A whirlwind of witty musical theater arrives with a gleaming sampler of Gilbert and Sullivan favorites, delivered at a lively pace and with a playful wink. The Space Coast Symphony Orchestra surveys highlights from The Mikado, The Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore, Patience, Iolanthe, The Yeomen of the Guard, and The Gondoliers, where bright melodies meet pointed satire. Expect swaggering pirates, fluttering maidens, blustering officers, and tongue-twisting patter that leaves self-importance squarely in the spotlight. Featured vocalists Mary Anne Kruger, Sarah Purser, Kit Cleto, Bryan Hayes, Andrew Lejeune, and Stephen Mumbert, with additional soloists to be announced, lead a nimble company that shifts seamlessly between solo turns and full-voiced ensemble moments. Audience favorites such as Three Little Maids from School Are We, the rapid-fire I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General, the stirring He Is an Englishman, and the stealthy With Cat-Like Tread are all part of the fun. Adding a sparkling touch, trumpeter Robert Chambers steps forward for Hummel’s Trumpet Concerto in E major, a graceful and agile showpiece that fits the program like a perfectly tied cravat. Quick on its feet, sharp of tongue, and rich with memorable tunes, this program serves up an evening of merriment, mischief, and musical delight.

This theatrical belly dance show celebrates the art form with themes that span from Egypt to Lebanon, paired with Lebanese cuisine. Reservations are recommended.

MCA Nashville artist Josh Turner brings the sound that has defined more than two decades of his career, rooted in tradition, careful craftsmanship, and a rich, unmistakable voice. Raised in South Carolina on faith and country music, he blends classic country, gospel, and Appalachian influences with a modern touch. His rise began with a memorable Grand Ole Opry debut that helped launch Long Black Train, and he continues to create with confidence, now marking a tenth studio album. A presale is noted with the code PEACHTREE, with general tickets to follow.

A monthly indoor dance party brings live music and a lively atmosphere to Kelly’s Crickets Spirits Sports & Food. Enjoy a spacious dance floor and plenty of game-time diversions, including pool and darts. The kitchen features an award winning menu, and the bar is fully stocked for the evening.

Designed for the 30 and up crowd, this nightlife event features ROZAY DJ Black spinning a smooth blend of Old School, R&B, and Southern Soul. Look forward to good music, good drinks, and unmistakably grown energy. Admission is for a mature audience only, 30 and up. Pre-sale tickets are $10 until the day of the event. Tag your crew and make it a night.

Auxiliary Turtle Races pairs a lighthearted racing theme with a purpose, directing proceeds to the Snack Tables at the Viera VA. VFW Auxiliary 4206 strives to help veterans, their families, and the community, and this gathering supports that commitment.

A rooftop gathering designed to bring people together in a real and intentional way. Step out of the usual routine into a welcoming space to meet new people, reconnect with familiar faces, and enjoy an atmosphere that feels both relaxed and meaningful. Over the course of the night, experience a flow of moments that include a fashion show highlighting multiple generations, live performances, and conversations that invite listening and reflection so you can leave with something to carry forward. Explore a vendor marketplace and find plenty of room to connect at your own pace without pressure. The open air, music in the background, and the rhythm of the evening shape the experience. Early bird tickets are available.

Learn the art of decoupage as you turn shells into charming trinket dishes in a hands-on workshop hosted by Just a Girl & Her Tools. Each participant creates three pieces and selects preferred patterns from the options provided. No prior experience is needed, and all supplies are included. The fee is $25 per person. Space is limited to eight participants, so early reservation is recommended. Please note that payments are nonrefundable, though rescheduling to another class is available with a minimum of 48 hours notice.

Dolly Day at Twin Rivers Local Vintage celebrates all things pink and glam. Dress in your best Dolly inspired style, whether that means big blonde hair, platform shoes, glitter, sparkles, or extra long three inch nails. A selfie station will be available for capturing the look. There will also be a contest to crown the best Dolly outfit, with a Twin Rivers Local Vintage gift certificate up for grabs. Go bigger, go pinker, and lean into the glitz for this playful celebration of Dolly style.

Gather under the September full moon, often called the Harvest Moon, for a community celebration of balance, illumination, and reflection. Historically this moon offered extra evening light for bringing in the crops, and it now serves as a reminder to harvest intentions set earlier in the year and clear space before autumn’s introspective season. The evening opens with complimentary shamanic clearing to help participants prepare for the ceremony. Tarot readings are available for purchase. The gathering features shared drumming and singing, plus a simple craft where each person decorates a small stick about the size of a pencil for use in the ritual. Attendees will set intentions to release up to three things that no longer serve them and celebrate together beneath the night sky. Plan to arrive on time to take part in the clearing and get your ceremony stick ready. Consider bringing a chair or blanket, a rattle or drum if you have one, a personal drink, and any items that add to outdoor comfort. This is a family friendly space and all ages are welcome. The event is free, and love donations are appreciated. Contributions such as sage, olive oil, or firewood are also welcome.

Direct from Las Vegas, this high-energy tribute unleashes a single evening of powerhouse vocals and signature anthems celebrating the women who shaped rock. Spot-on portrayals of Joan Jett, Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders, Stevie Nicks, Pat Benatar, Heart, and Linda Ronstadt take the spotlight with a full live band and immersive visuals. Performers appear in period-accurate costumes and channel the attitude, grit, and vocal fire that defined an era, from soaring melodies to razor-edged guitar work. The set features favorites like Hit Me with Your Best Shot, Heartbreaker, Back on the Chain Gang, Brass in Pocket, Stand Back, Edge of Seventeen, I Love Rock and Roll, I Hate Myself for Loving You, These Dreams, Crazy on You, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, and When Will I Be Loved. A limited discount is available for the first 100 tickets with promo code FIRST100.

Enjoy a community rummage sale at Wickham Park Community Center. Admission for shoppers is free. Individuals interested in selling can enter a table lottery in person or by phone, with a drawing to allocate tables. Each table costs $15 plus tax. For details, call 321-608-7490.

Celebrate two decades of Jingle Jet with an evening of food, fun, and philanthropy at the American Muscle Car Museum to raise money for Jingle Jet 2026. VIP tickets include a swag bag, food catered by Wassi's Meat Market, beer and wine, and access to the museum along with the event’s auctions, raffles, and wine pull.

A massive celebration of musical gear takes over the Melbourne Auditorium, welcoming musicians, collectors, and gear enthusiasts. Expect the area’s largest selection of instruments and equipment, with more than 50 vendors offering chances to buy, sell, or trade vintage pieces, current models, and hard-to-find electronic gear. Those looking to streamline their setups can work directly with on-site buyers who are paying cash for guitars and amplifiers. Beyond the marketplace, the day features interactive clinics on music production and playing techniques, along with live demonstrations that spotlight new technology and innovative hardware. Everything culminates in a high-energy closing jam with special guests. Presented with support from Beast Guitars, Marion Music, and Johnny’s Custom Shop, this family-friendly gathering is designed to uplift the local arts community. Admission is $10, available at the door or in advance through Marion Music. For ticket details, vendor opportunities, or media inquiries, contact Bruce Marion at 321-727-3000, Mike Beckert at 321-432-0446, or email Spacecoastguitarexpo@gmail.com.

At Wickham Park Regional Pavilion, this rain or shine event features live music from Black Sheep Band and onsite food trucks. For more information or to explore other events, check the Brevard Parks and Recreation calendar.

Celtic Thunder brings a night of acclaimed solo and ensemble singing to King Center for the Performing Arts. Emmet, Damian, Neil and Ronan share favorites from the group’s songbook with the Celtic Thunder Band providing the musical backdrop. The production showcases striking lighting, tightly crafted choreography, and a set that evokes ancient stone pathways from Celtic lore. Part of the fall run that completes the group’s 18th North American tour, this performance reunites longtime voices and welcomes old friends along the way.

Celebrate creativity at Wickham Park in Melbourne during the sixth annual art and craft expo. Explore 250 booths filled with art and craft offerings, enjoy live music, and sample festival food. Expo bars will serve adult beverages. There is no charge for admission or parking, and a kids zone is available at no cost. Spend the weekend discovering new works and enjoying a festive setting.

Ashley McBryde performs live in Melbourne, Florida. Tickets are available, and fans can listen to WILD by streaming or opt for autographed vinyl and CDs.

An immersive haunted attraction created for The Verdi EcoSchool draws guests into a new case unearthed beneath the ground. The Mystery Club, long tied to investigations of disappearances, haunted objects, and forgotten places, now delves into the tale of the abandoned Mother Root Nursery and the woman at its center, Sadie Thornfield. Designed as a month-long horror experience, it guides visitors through creeping secrets and things better left sealed away. Organizers are seeking local sponsors and partners to help bring the garden to life, with support welcomed for materials, lighting, printing, props, plants, tools, and event funding. Backing the project supports a local school, local artists, and an original horror experience in Brevard. Additional sponsor information will be announced. Some mysteries resist being solved... some prefer to bloom.

Celebrate four-legged friends at Wickham Park with a festive pet parade and costume contest that supports local animals in need. It is free to attend and watch, and a $10 registration donation enters your dog in the contest, with proceeds benefiting SPCA of Brevard. Early registration is encouraged to secure a spot and make check-in smoother, and costume details can be finalized later. Costume awards include a category for the cutest, most cuddly look, a crowd favorite best in show, a themed group entry for you and your crew, and a float prize for the best decorated wagon, stroller, cart, or other non-motorized ride. The morning begins with check-in and registration, judges meet dogs in groups and take photos, the parade lines up and steps off, then winners are announced as the festivities wrap up. The schedule is subject to change. Beyond the contest, enjoy seasonal photo backdrops, a whipped cream contest, free pup cups for every dog, a DJ, sponsor booths, pet-friendly vendors, and a 50/50 raffle. Raffle tickets are $1 each, with bundle options of 6 for $5, 11 for $10, or 22 for $20. You must be present to win. Half of the pot goes to one winner and the other half supports two nonprofits. Well-behaved, non-aggressive dogs on leashes are welcome. Owners are responsible for their pets, including cleaning up waste and any injuries or damage. By attending with a pet, participants assume all associated risks, and the hosts, organizers, and venue accept no responsibility or liability for incidents. On-site cash is accepted for contest entry at check-in, while pre-registered and donated entries move more quickly. Nonprofits, businesses, donors, and volunteers may reach out to the organizers about participating. Sponsors include Jennifer Kline of Neighborhood Loans and Alicia Marshall-Paradowski of Keller Williams Realty Brevard.

Celebrate So Masarap!’s first year on the road with a lively gathering at the FOP Lodge. Expect a festive atmosphere with a free line dancing class led by Candace from PHX Dance, plus family friendly fun that includes a DJ, a mobile bartender, a bounce house, face painting, and more. Cash raffle gift baskets will be available, with proceeds supporting the FOP Lodge. In keeping with the occasion, So Masarap! will be the sole food vendor. Last year drew more than 200 supporters, and an even bigger crowd is anticipated this time.

Break out your boldest 80s or 90s look for a high energy night at Lou’s Blues Bar & Grill as Mixtape Kids deliver a mix of rock, pop, and old school hip hop. The set spans favorites like Take On Me, What’s Up, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Sweet Dreams, Don’t Stop Believing, Wonderwall, and more. This free show is for ages 21 and up and takes place indoors, so it goes on rain or shine. Dancing is part of the experience at this venue, and the menu offers food and drinks to keep the night going. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Digital tips are welcome via Cash App at $MixtapeKids or Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

Switch teams up with Anna for a live music set. A selection of food trucks will be serving a range of options to enjoy while you listen.

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.

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.

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.

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.

At King Center for the Performing Arts, The Vampire Circus blends circus cabaret with theatrical storytelling into a mysterious, playful, and dark spectacle designed to thrill the senses. International artists present theater, dance, and gymnastics while stretching the limits of human performance, featuring soaring acrobatics, contortion, juggling, clowning, comic moments with the crowd, and mesmerizing illusions. Drawing inspiration from the allure of historic traveling carnivals and guided by the vision of Francisco Santos, a CEO and Cirque du Soleil veteran, this 90-minute experience immerses spectators in a world of vampires. Set in 19th-century Bohemia, the story follows Count Dracula as he launches a traveling circus with his bodyguards to mask a plot for global domination by turning humans into an army of vampires. The production breaks the fourth wall so the action surrounds the audience, sparking fear and joy, laughter and wonder, with characters that include a raucous graveyard clown. Expect a sensory-rich journey filled with unexpected twists.

At the King Center for the Performing Arts, Buddy Guy is celebrated for nine decades of groundbreaking blues and guitar innovation. A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and a key figure behind Chicago’s high-voltage West Side sound, he has inspired generations of rock and blues artists. His honors include nine GRAMMY Awards along with a Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY, 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the National Medal of Arts, and the Kennedy Center Honor. Rolling Stone ranks him number 23 on its list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time. Born in 1936 in rural Louisiana, he moved to Chicago in 1957 and helped redefine the electric guitar through work with Chess Records and a remarkable solo catalog. Recent highlights include a 2019 GRAMMY for The Blues Is Alive and Well and the PBS American Masters film Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase the Blues Away. This event salutes an American music icon, one of the few remaining originators of the electric blues tradition.

Brevard County Parks and Recreation presents a free Cars Under the Stars Movie in the Park at Wickham Park featuring Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. Attendees can watch from their vehicles with audio available through car stereos or external speakers. Before the feature there will be candy giveaways, inflatables, and face painting. Food will be available for purchase from on site trucks including 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. This family friendly drive-in experience offers an outdoor screening under the stars.

An evening of imagination and community welcomes autism advocate, author, speaker, and consultant Dr. Kerry Magro to Melbourne, Florida for a special benefit supporting Bridge to Tomorrow. Families, educators, therapists, advocates, and community supporters come together to celebrate neurodivergent learners and the potential in every child. The program includes a special presentation by Dr. Magro, food and refreshments, a Golden Ticket theme with festive decor and photo opportunities, a silent disco for guests ages 10 and up, and time to build connections across the community. Attendees will also find ways to support local scholarships through Bridge to Tomorrow. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to help fund scholarships and programs. Presented by Puzzle Box Academy, Kaleidoscope Interventions, Legacy High School, and Bridge to Tomorrow. Details are subject to change.

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.

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.

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.

Enjoy a free concert at Wickham Park featuring The Mixtape Kids. Admission and parking are free, and food trucks will be on site with food and beverages available for purchase. The Mixtape Kids bring a throwback mix of 80s and 90s rock, pop, and old school hip hop, with familiar favorites from artists like Madonna, Nirvana, Beastie Boys, Journey, Green Day, Queen, Cyndi Lauper, Sublime, Tears for Fears, The Cure, and Weezer. Expect plenty of dancing, and fun 80s or 90s outfits are encouraged. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Digital tipping is available via Cash App $MixtapeKids and Venmo @MixtapeKids. Follow @MixtapeKidsBand on Facebook and Instagram for updates.

Wickham Park's First Friday Event takes place at the Wickham Park Regional Pavilion and goes on rain or shine. Enjoy live music from Mixtape Kids while onsite food trucks serve a variety of options from The Hangry Spartan, Cafe Rouge, Real Smoke N Grill, The Shermanator, Off the Hook, Palmas Blancas, 321 Popcorn & Stuff, and Ms Higgins Swanky Sips.

Now in its fourth year, this MDH Charitable Foundation benefit concert raises funds for programs that aid service members and veterans, with proceeds supporting Shepherd’s Men/SHARE Military Initiative and Purple Heart Homes. The lineup features a performance by SAMMY Award winners Tink Bennett & Tailor Made. Food trucks will be available. The event takes place at VFW Post 4206. Sponsorship opportunities are available, with additional information noted in the comments.

Space Coast Stadium hosts the eighth annual showcase of police K-9 teams, featuring working-dog demonstrations on an obstacle course modeled on real-life situations these partners face while on duty. The event highlights the close teamwork between handlers and their dogs, offering spectators an up-close look at their skills. Attendees can explore a vendor expo, find official merchandise, enjoy food and beverages, and take part in prize opportunities. It is presented as a family-friendly way to cheer on local law enforcement and spend time with friends and family.

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.

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.

Enjoy the throwback vibe of a 1970s Elton John concert with a live set from Greggie and the Jets. A selection of food trucks will be on site to satisfy appetites throughout the show.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Coastline Community Church in Indian Harbour Beach, FL. This stop celebrates his latest album and offers a joyful worship experience with new songs including "I’ve Got A Fire," "Praise The Lord Forever," "Break Open," and "Always On Time," along with favorites such as "Build My Life" and "Good Good Father." The tour spans twenty shows across North America. A VIP pre-show experience, early entry, and general admission access are planned, and the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are on sale through the official outlet, and third-party resale is not permitted on TPR event pages due to fraud concerns. Purchases from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Professor Brian Cox brings his new world tour, Emergence, to the King Center for the Performing Arts following his international hit Horizons, which reached audiences numbering nearly half a million. Known for landmark BBC radio and television series including the Peabody Award-winning Wonders of the Solar System and the global success The Planets, he now presents his most expansive live production yet. Created in collaboration with scientists, musicians, filmmakers, and graphic artists, the show blends cosmology, biology, philosophy, and history with massive state-of-the-art LED visuals and immersive sound and lighting. It is crafted as an all-encompassing experience intended to spark curiosity and leave audiences, whether drawn to science, music, history, or the beauty of nature, with fresh ideas to reflect on.

A festive Parade of Trees brings holiday sparkle to Melbourne, FL with a walk-through showcase of decorated trees and a wide selection of seasonal décor. Browse tree toppers, ornaments, tree skirts, stockings, and stocking stuffers, and discover one-of-a-kind finds for the season. St. Nick will be available for photos with visitors on select dates.

The sweetest party on the Space Coast returns with a full day of music, art, and community in the Eau Gallie Arts District. Headliner Artikal Sound System leads a lineup that includes Tru Phonic, with more performers to be announced, and the festivities continue with an after-party featuring Future Joy. Pineapples celebrates five years with local vendors, live music on the outdoor stage and in the Moon Room, and plenty to eat and drink. Entry is free, and an optional VIP package is available that offers access to the second-floor balcony and a front-row section at the main stage, two drink tickets upon arrival, a VIP happy hour with complimentary food and beer, free entry to the after-party in the Moon Room, and a Sweet Day ’26 T-shirt with a VIP lanyard.

The celebration continues in the Moon Room as Future Joy fuels the after-party with a high energy DJ set enhanced by live instruments. The duo of Emily Cooper and Zach Simms blends vocals and keys with a vibrant array of saxophones from tenor to baritone and bass, creating a genre-spanning sound that moves through Funk, House, Bass, Pop, Drum and Bass, Hip Hop, and more. Hailing from Denver and St. Petersburg, they have brought their joyful fusion to stages across the country, including festivals such as Bonnaroo, Hulaween, Treefort, Elements, Secret Dreams, Oregon Country Fair, Resonate, Joshua Tree Music Festival, and Memphis RiverBeat. Their debut album, NOW, has earned national attention for its uplifting, genre-crossing style. Sweet Day '26 VIP ticket holders receive complimentary entry to the after-party along with additional perks during the afternoon.

At the King Center for the Performing Arts, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight presents a 90-minute concert that reimagines rock and metal anthems in a candlelit setting. A 14-piece ensemble of classical musicians blends lyrical passages with surges of heavy distortion to highlight an unexpected meeting of classical music and metal. This rotating collective includes instrumentalists and vocalists, performing music associated with Metallica, AC/DC, the Rolling Stones, Rage Against the Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, the Cranberries, and more. Fans have praised the show for its energy from the opening number to the finale and its striking fusion of orchestral power and hard rock. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the artists and composers listed. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.