Events in Melbourne, FL

A new venue with the same spirit. The Recovery Dharma meeting has moved to Recovery Connections in Melbourne, offering a quiet, comfortable room with soft seating and space to breathe. Rooted in a Buddhist-inspired approach, this gathering supports healing from many forms of addiction, not only drugs and alcohol but also codependency, people-pleasing, overthinking, chaos, control, worry, and recurring negative thought patterns, along with the ways we try to outrun ourselves. Simple practices like sitting and breathing create room to learn and heal. Perfection is not required, only willingness. The meeting is donation based and open to all. If your nervous system feels overworked, this is a place to land and remember you are not alone, with the aim of leaving a little lighter.

The Brevard County Farmers Market takes place under the Regional Pavilion inside Wickham Park in Melbourne and centers on edible, locally produced foods and agricultural goods rather than crafts or art. It operates throughout the year except during holidays and hurricanes. 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 SNAP/FAB booth to receive tokens to spend with vendors. Each SNAP dollar is matched one to one with FAB, with no current cap. For example, taking out $25 in SNAP provides $25 in orange SNAP tokens plus $25 in green FAB tokens, giving $50 to use on fresh, local food. 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 entrances to the park.

Enjoy a relaxed Sip & Shop with 12,000 square feet of air-conditioned browsing and over 70 vendor spaces. Attendees can savor a favorite beverage and sample gourmet pantry treats while exploring a wide mix of finds. It is a fun, easygoing outing to share with a friend.

A dynamic power yoga class at Natural Approach Wellness Center links breath with continuous movement to build strength, balance, and flexibility. Designed for newcomers and experienced practitioners alike, it provides options and challenges so everyone can progress with mindful attention. The flowing sequence supports mobility, eases stress and tension, and encourages a grounded connection to your body and overall well-being. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and an open mind.

At Squid Lips in Melbourne, a riverside live jam brings a relaxed blend of fun and musical talent. Musicians bring their instruments and connect with Ellen upon arrival. There is no formal sign-up sheet, with the focus on open, collaborative playing and a welcoming atmosphere throughout the session.

The first day of this large indoor rummage sale takes place at the Eau Gallie Civic Center and offers vendor opportunities in both the multi-purpose rooms and the gymnasium. In the multi-purpose rooms, an 8 foot table is $22.50 plus tax, a booth without a table is $30.00 plus tax, and a booth with one table is $37.50 plus tax. In the gymnasium, a booth without a table is $22.50 plus tax and a booth with one table is $30.00 plus tax. Only 8 foot tables are permitted. Booth holders may bring additional tables or items as long as they fit within the allotted space. Vendor spaces are non-refundable, and vendors are required to participate on both days of the event. In-person registration is prioritized, and phone transactions may take longer. Setup is available, and a waitlist will be offered if spaces fill.

Organized by the Brevard Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, this Business Social at Hotel Melby blends live music, networking, and an art showcase set in Downtown Melbourne. Attendees can connect with local professionals, entrepreneurs, artists, and community leaders in a lively multicultural setting. The program includes participation from Painting Smiles for Brevard, Encanto Caribe Musical, Revolution A, Florida Arts & Culture, and VHM Medical Group. Admission is $15 for members and $25 for non-members. Registration is available, and more information is available by calling 321-724-6077.

Enjoy a free Cars Under the Stars Movie in the Park screening of Zootopia 2 at Wickham Park Regional Pavilion, presented by Brevard County Parks and Recreation. This family friendly drive-in lets you watch the film from your vehicle, with audio available through your car stereo or through external speakers. Food trucks will be on site before the movie, with specific vendors to be announced.

LookN back Brevard is set to appear at Squid Lips in Melbourne.

An uplifting evening dedicated to restoration, inspiration, support, and connection, open to everyone. There is no cost to attend, and registration is required to reserve seating. Loved ones are welcome to participate together.

The second day of a large indoor rummage sale takes place at Eau Gallie Civic Center. Vendor spaces are available, with in-person registration given priority and possible delays for phone orders. Vendors are required to participate on both days. In the multi purpose rooms, an 8 foot table costs $22.50 plus tax, a booth without a table is $30.00 plus tax, and a booth with one table is $37.50 plus tax. In the gymnasium, a booth without a table is $22.50 plus tax and a booth with one table is $30.00 plus tax. Only 8 foot tables are permitted. Booth holders may bring extra tables or other items as long as they fit within the allotted space. All vendor spaces are non refundable, and a waitlist is available.

Head to Wickham Dog Park for a structured pack walk that blends exercise, training, and safe socialization for dogs of all ages and sizes. Led by professional trainers, the walk focuses on better leash manners, reduced reactivity, and increased confidence in a calm group setting. Dogs practice navigating new environments while handlers receive practical tips and feedback after each session. The cost is $20 per dog. Hosted by K9s Place, this recurring outing offers a balanced mix of movement, manners practice, and community for both dogs and their people.

Wine Women & Shoes is hosting an evening reception pop-up on the Space Coast. Expect a fun lineup with a DJ and dancing, plus the chance to enjoy Wine Women & Shoes elements like boutique marketplace shopping, wine tastings, a Best in Shoe contest, and fabulous chance drawings, all in support of a great cause.

Join the Painting with a Twist instructor for a relaxing, step-by-step painting session where you can follow along and create your own artwork on a 16x20 canvas, choose from a framed canvas or a wood plank board option, and enjoy a fun all-ages vibe. The class runs from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and the studio encourages guests to arrive about 30 minutes early if you want to add on a candle. Alcohol is BYOB with a full liquor license, and wine openers are available. Pricing varies by your selected surface, with upgrades available.

Catch Skyclub live at Mainstreet Pub in Melbourne. The show starts in the early evening, with tickets available through the linked ticketing options.

Stella Blue makes a return appearance in the Moon Room, performing music by the Grateful Dead, pioneers of the jam band scene. The set centers on songs by the group.

At Flames Mediterranean Bar & Grille, a theatrical belly dance showcase celebrates this vibrant art form with influences from Egypt to Lebanon. Guests can pair the performance with Lebanese cuisine from the kitchen. Reservations are recommended.

Namaste For One More brings a relaxed yoga class to Intracoastal Brewing Company with Yogi Perogi, followed by a celebratory pint. Depending on the weather, practice happens inside the brewery or out in the biergarten. Bring your own mat. Cost is $15 in cash or $18 by card, and payment can be made in advance or at the door.

Explore the shimmering side of art in a hands-on workshop devoted to iridescent media. Guided by professional illustrator Carol Muro, this session covers practical techniques for when and how to use iridescent paints and pencils on a variety of surfaces, with a chance to compare different options available to artists. Supplies are included, and participants may also bring their own materials if they wish. Open to all experience levels, with space limited. Hosted at Art More Place. After registering, students are asked to text 321-289-2592 to stay up to date. The class fee is $100, and all sales are final.

Join the Brand Ambassadors for Hendrick's Marvelous Cocktail Masterclass to learn the story behind Hendrick's gin. You’ll taste Hendrick’s and its signature innovations, then experiment with making cocktails. At the end, you can earn a spot in the Cucumber Guild.

Vinyl Records Live brings Blondie’s Parallel Lines to the stage from start to finish, honoring the original sound with precise, faithful performances. Released in 1978, this landmark record became the band’s major breakthrough, sold more than 20 million copies around the world, and includes standout singles like Heart of Glass and One Way or Another. Presented by Allengang Entertainment, the Vinyl Records Live concert series spotlights classic albums by artists such as Boston, Steely Dan, and The Cars, performed all the way through with meticulous detail. After the full-album set, the show continues with a selection of greatest hits and well-loved tracks for a complete celebration of the music.

90s or 80s outfits are encouraged for a dance-friendly night as Mixtape Kids bring a blend of rock, pop, and old school hip hop to Nomads in Melbourne, Florida. This free indoor show continues regardless of weather and features hits from artists such as A-ha, Green Day, Nirvana, No Doubt, Journey, Queen, Salt-N-Pepa, Sublime, The Cure, Third Eye Blind, and Weezer, with sing-along favorites like What’s Up, Take On Me, Wonderwall, and Semi-Charmed Life. Nomads offers a full menu of food and drinks, four bars under one roof, and ample space for dancing. Visuals will be enhanced by a video wall from Hans Rittinger of Pro Light Design Florida. The Mixtape Kids lineup includes Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Digital tips are welcomed via Cash App at $MixtapeKids and Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

Hosted at the Eau Gallie Civic Center, this reptile and exotic animal expo packs the excitement of Repticon’s usual two-day experience into a single event. Meet live animals from around the globe, shop for pets and pet products directly from knowledgeable experts at standout prices, and take time to learn more about reptiles and other exotic species. It offers a focused day of discovery and shopping for enthusiasts and curious newcomers in one convenient setting.

Celebrate a cozy Girl’s Day Out at America’s Antique Mall, where vendors highlight the cuddly, cute side of shopping. Browse comforting finds, sample teas during tastings, take part in a blind date with a book activity, and pick up handmade covers to dress up your favorite reads. Discover hand poured candles with inviting scents, try fairy tinsel hair clips and press-on nails, and explore stones and crystals. A crocheting session with Alexandra adds a hands-on creative moment. Whether books and tea are your thing or you simply enjoy delightful little treasures, this relaxed gathering offers plenty of charming ways to spend time.

Catch Pepper along with The Movement and Surfer Girl for an outdoor show at Cocoa Riverfront Park. The event starts in the late afternoon and features a mix of reggae and surf rock vibes.

Head to Nolan's Irish Pub for an evening with Sarah Lorraine and Dave Birks, featuring a unique mix of traditional folk, pop, and RnB music. It’s a laid-back night of great tunes at the pub, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

This free, public food truck festival features live music from the Joules Rio Band. It takes place rain or shine, welcomes all ages, is dog friendly, and brings together food, music, and family fun.

Brevard Recovery Fest is a free, family-friendly day at Melbourne Auditorium dedicated to ending the stigma surrounding addictions and mental health. More than 100 vendors, sponsors, and donors will be on hand. Attendees can enjoy live music, face painting, inflatables, and more.

Matt Simpson returns to Intracoastal Brewing Company with a live performance of classic songs interpreted in his own style. It is a chance to hear familiar tunes presented with his distinctive sound.

Advance your Reiki journey with Holy Fire® Reiki III Level 2, a transformative training that activates the Practitioner level and expands your capacity to channel healing for yourself and others. The class focuses on strengthening your connection to higher-frequency Reiki, deepening your ability to support others with clarity and compassion, and learning to facilitate healing across distance and time, including emotional healing. Participants receive sacred Reiki symbols to enhance energy work and intuitive insight, along with a Holy Fire® Reiki Level Two Placement that can support professional practice if desired. Holy Fire® Reiki is presented as a refined, spiritually guided energy that continues to work with you after the class, often experienced as a gentle, loving light that soothes the mind and awakens the heart. This training is designed for anyone who has completed Reiki Level I and is ready to expand their personal or professional practice. Instruction is led by Patti Berlin, LMT, an Usui Holy Fire® III Reiki Master Teacher, sound healer, Kundalini Yoga teacher, and energy medicine practitioner with more than 25 years of experience. Her approach weaves intuition, sacred meditation, breathwork, embodied practice, energy work, sound, color, vibration, plant medicine, Feng Shui principles, Qi healing, and therapeutic touch. A full Mesa Carrier in the Q'ero lineage of Peru with over two decades of learning with Mi'kmaq Elder Albert Ward, she creates a nurturing space for students to connect with inner wisdom and their natural gifts. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. To reserve a spot, call (321) 610-1698.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.