Events in Palm Bay, FL

Discover how nursery-grown mangroves fuel restoration across Florida at a hands-on workshop. MRC operates one of the state’s largest licensed mangrove nurseries, with about nine thousand plants at its Sebastian site, cultivating red, white, and black mangroves for projects statewide. Volunteers spend the workshop caring for young plants while learning about mangrove care and restoration, with typical duties that include potting and repotting, weeding, and watering. Expect hot, humid weather. Wear a hat and closed-toe shoes, bring water, and use sunscreen or UPF clothing, as these are required. Gloves, shovels, and kneepads are available on site, and you may bring your own. Break areas include restrooms, a drinking fountain, and an air conditioned building.

At Sebastian River Moose Lodge #1767, a weekly billiards showdown features both 8-ball and 9-ball. The vibe is playful, with lighthearted trash talk, lots of laughs, and a touch of chalk dust as players vie for prizes and bragging rights. Food and drinks are available to keep the fun going while the games unfold.

At Melbourne Auditorium, MJ Lives honors the music and showmanship of the King of Pop with a high-energy tribute. This multimedia production traces Michael Jackson’s journey from Jackson 5 favorites to standout moments from his solo career, combining a live band, precision choreography, and vivid visual effects to recreate the scale and excitement of his performances. Food and alcoholic beverages will be available at the concessions.

Magic The Gathering players are invited to take part in a three-pack draft featuring the most current set. The event uses three Swiss-paired rounds. Prizes include one booster just for participating in the first round, plus one booster from the current set for each win in rounds two and three. Entry cost varies by set, so check with the store in advance or stop by to confirm the current price. Please plan to arrive a little early to complete registration and payment before the draft begins.

Adam Sean returns to Siggy's - An American Bar with the full band to play a night of well loved songs. Crowd requests are welcomed, and the emphasis is on keeping the fun going from start to finish.

Advanced sewing classes for adults and teenagers are available, with all supplies included in the $35 class fee. A discount is offered for full-session registration. Participants may bring their own sewing machine or use one provided. This GPBSAC community outreach program is open to the public. For more information, contact Diana Waite at 954-258-0762.

A free, family-friendly day at Melbourne Auditorium focused on ending stigma around addiction and mental health. Enjoy live music, face painting, inflatables, and other activities, with support from more than 100 participating vendors, sponsors, and donors.

Power “Saturdaze” Ride Series is a monthly group ride designed for anyone who wants to connect with fellow riders and log some miles with a solid crew. Expect a laid back, well organized ride, time to mingle at Power Motorcycles USA before rolling out, and rotating destinations that range from coffee stops to local restaurants and scenic routes. Each month features a different ride from the lineup, creating a fresh experience every time. The ride welcomes all riders and all motorcycle brands. Arrive fueled and ready, ride responsibly, and follow group riding guidelines. Route details are shared before departure. This gathering focuses on community and the love of the road, not sales.

Elite Family Reunion 2026 brings women together in Melbourne, Florida for a full-day experience centered on the theme Where friends become family. Highlights include a warm Summit Welcome, a playful zoo scavenger hunt, a relaxing Glow Experience, and a cozy indoor Movie Night Under the Stars with pizza, popcorn, and twinkle lights. Designed for current Elite Members as well as those considering becoming one, it offers a close-up look at the heart of The Bond Maker community. Attendees may participate on their own or with favorite people, and can expect to leave with a renewed sense of connection and belonging.

Explore a full weekend devoted to natural health and wellness at Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place in Melbourne, Florida. Expect a wide range of high quality vendors, wellness practitioners, and engaging demonstrations that make health-conscious living feel more within reach. Building on Florida’s longstanding reputation as a place for healing, the expo features guidance from nutrition and supplement specialists, sessions with meditation, sound healing, and hypnotherapy practitioners, and insights from herbalists along with essential oil offerings. Browse natural body care and anti-aging products, learn about resources for chronic illness support, and discover tools and devices focused on 5G protection and frequency-based approaches. Conversations around sustainability are part of the experience, with many additional highlights to explore. The event takes place entirely indoors, with free parking and food available. The atmosphere encourages a proactive approach to personal wellness. Vendor inquiries are welcome.

Matt makes a return appearance, delivering his signature take on classic songs with a selection of familiar favorites performed in his own style.

Meet fellow board game fans at a weekly, free gathering that welcomes all ages. In the game room, look for a table with a "Looking For Players" sign. If none are available, pick up a sign and take a seat. Choose from a broad selection of demo board games on the wall or bring a favorite from home, then settle in and have fun. Please keep the environment family friendly. No alcohol is permitted, use respectful language, and keep interactions courteous. Staff are available to help with questions or if any issues arise.

Settle in for a cozy evening at Family Movie Night Under the Stars, featuring an indoor sky of twinkling lights, soft turf, and comfortable seating. Guests can bring blankets, mats, or inflatable mattresses, then enjoy pizza, popcorn, drinks, and cotton candy while a movie suitable for all ages plays. Share the experience with the Bond Maker Family in a nostalgic, heartwarming atmosphere that is a standout part of the weekend.

Take part in a Standard format Magic The Gathering tournament with a $10 entry fee, with all entry fees returned as store credit prizes. Rewards in the form of store credit or promos are awarded through the full standings, and players must remain until the event concludes for standings to count. Arrive a bit early to register and pay so gameplay can begin promptly.

TOS makes its first appearance at The Shack Riverfront Restaurant with a set that spans country, rock, and southern rock, plus original songs and other selections. Palm Bay music fans can look forward to a debut performance featuring a broad range of sounds.

A festive party takes place at the boat house.

Dress up in your boldest 80s or 90s look for a nostalgic night at Lou's Blues Bar & Grill as Mixtape Kids perform a mix of rock, pop, and old school hip hop. The set pulls from favorites like What's Up, Take On Me, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Wonderwall, Sweet Dreams, Just Like Heaven, Basket Case, 500 Miles, Semi-Charmed Life, Beat It, and more. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. This free, indoor show is for ages 21 and up and goes on rain or shine. Dancing is part of the plan, and the venue offers food and drinks. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App $MixtapeKids and Venmo @MixtapeKids.

Advance your Reiki journey with Holy Fire® Reiki III Level 2, an immersive training that activates the practitioner level and deepens intuitive, heart-centered energy work. The experience focuses on strengthening your connection to higher-frequency Reiki, building clarity, compassion, and confidence in supporting others, and learning how to facilitate healing across distance and time, including emotional work. Participants work with sacred symbols that enhance energy practices and intuitive insight, cultivate trust in their unique way of serving, and receive the Holy Fire® Reiki Level Two Placement, which can support professional offerings if that is your path. Holy Fire® Reiki is a refined, spiritually guided form of Reiki known for its gentle yet profound healing. It continues to support you after the class concludes and is often experienced as a warm, loving presence that opens the heart, calms the mind, and awakens the soul. This class is intended for those who have completed Reiki Level I and are ready to expand their skills. Whether you aim to deepen personal practice or share Reiki with others, it provides a strong foundation for growth, transformation, and soulful alignment. All Holy Fire® Reiki classes at The Chacana Spiritual Center are taught by Patti Berlin, LMT, an Usui Holy Fire® III Reiki Master Teacher, sound healer, Kundalini Yoga teacher, and energy medicine practitioner with over 25 years of experience. Patti blends energy work, sound, color, vibration, plant medicine, Feng Shui, Qi healing practices, and therapeutic touch to create a safe, nurturing learning space. Her background includes being a full Mesa Carrier in the Q'ero lineage of Peru and more than two decades of learning with Mi'kmaq Elder Albert Ward. Her work centers on helping students open their hearts, awaken their gifts, and become channels of healing for themselves and the world. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. To reserve a place, call (321) 610-1698. The class is designed to help participants leave feeling renewed, empowered, and aligned with their light.

The Barefoot Bay Little Theater Club hosts a monthly meeting that starts with club business and ends with fun. This month's theme is Lights, Camera, Action, setting up a friendly and informative evening with laughter, fellowship, and a touch of theater magic. As the meeting nears, updates related to this gathering will be posted in the event discussion.

A live tribute to Stevie Nicks comes to life as the Bella Donna Project performs her iconic songs. A variety of food trucks will be available with options to satisfy any appetite.

Guided tours led by Marine Resources Council staff offer a behind-the-scenes look at the big blue building along US 1 and the surrounding grounds. Stops include watching for osprey catching fish in the Indian River Lagoon, learning about the floating mats in the stormwater pond, and searching for butterflies in the native plant garden. Plan for sun, wear closed-toe shoes, and bring a reusable water bottle.

Experience a global street food showcase at Space Coast Harley-Davidson in Palm Bay, featuring up to 20 food trucks serving cuisines from across the globe. Each truck offers a $5 sample plate alongside its full menu, making it easy to try a variety of dishes. Entertainment and extras include a DJ, vendors, and a Kid Zone. Explore savory, sweet, and spicy choices in a casual, family friendly setting in Brevard County.

A groovy Mrs. Roper Romp thrift crawl brings vintage flair to America’s Antique Mall, complete with a birthday salute to Helen. Shoppers can search for Helen‑inspired finds, show off wigs for photo moments at checkout, and team up with two favorite Helens so three is company. A walking bingo inspired by Three’s Company adds to the fun, and everyone receives a bingo‑style treasure hunt card. Costumes earn an extra raffle entry, finishing the card brings a bonus entry, and giveaways include stickers and other swag. Big earrings, bold prints and kaftans are encouraged, all with your best Roper attitude.

Celebrate the latest Star Wars: Unlimited release with a three-pack draft followed by three Swiss-paired rounds. Entry is $18. Every participant receives a booster after the first round, and an additional booster can be earned by winning round two and or round three. All players also take home a promo pack. Raffle prizes may be offered based on turnout. Plan to arrive a bit early to handle registration, since once drafting begins no additional players can be added.

Create a custom illuminated house number display in a small group workshop led by Lauren at Wickham Park Senior Center Inc. Participants cut and arrange pieces of fusible glass to bring simple design ideas, favorite colors, and shapes to life. After the session, Lauren takes each piece to be kiln fired into a single panel, then assembles the illuminated display for pickup about a week or two later. The fee is $100 and covers all supplies and member fees, and non-members are welcome. Instruction is beginner friendly and hands-on, with class size capped at 16 to ensure individual attention. Specialty glass will be available for an additional purchase. Payment can be made at the door or in advance through Venmo or Zelle. Registration is required, with an earlier cutoff for adding black glass numbers.

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.

MCA Nashville recording artist Josh Turner brings the This Country Music Thing Tour to the King Center for the Performing Arts. Celebrated for a deep, resonant voice and an unwavering commitment to classic country, he blends tradition with a craftsman’s touch, creating a sound that feels both timeless and fresh. With his tenth studio album, he continues to honor the roots of the genre while pushing forward with confidence and authenticity. Raised in South Carolina with a foundation in faith and country music, he channels classic country, gospel, and Appalachian influences into an instantly recognizable style. From an early breakthrough at the Grand Ole Opry to a career defined by resilience and clarity of purpose, this performance highlights an artist doing exactly what he was meant to do. A presale is available using the code “PEACHTREE,” and tickets go on sale to the public.

A neighborhood indoor dance party that happens each month fills Kelly’s Crickets Spirits Sports & Food with live music and plenty of ways to have fun. Expect pool, darts, and games, plus a lively dance floor with music performed live. The venue rounds out the night with a menu that has earned awards and a full bar.

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.

Explore Turkey Creek Sanctuary on a free ranger-guided nature walk that spotlights the plants and animals commonly found in this protected area. The route follows the boardwalk and a mix of primitive trails, covering about 1 to 1.5 miles over sandy ground with occasional wet patches. Expect a light to moderate effort and prepare for trail conditions with sturdy tennis shoes or boots and weather-appropriate clothing. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, a hat, and binoculars, and field guides to Florida flora and fauna are encouraged. All ages can take part. Tours are weather dependent and do not run on holidays. Participants meet at the sanctuary’s Nature Center. To register or ask questions, contact the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

Soul Shot brings upbeat, feel-good grooves to Barefoot Bay, promising a lively atmosphere that will have you moving to the rhythm.

Create a personalized witch board in a hands-on workshop with Spiral Journey CUUPs at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Brevard in West Melbourne, FL. Whether you have experience with a Ouija board or are simply curious about crafting your own, materials will be provided for everyone. There will also be time for open conversation where participants can share thoughts, beliefs, or questions about the topic, and speaking up is entirely optional.

Bob Walker offers an acoustic set performed live, featuring familiar songs by a variety of artists.

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.

Food Truck Friday arrives at The Carlton of West Melbourne with a spirited Big Back theme. The gathering embraces the Big Back vibe and is open to the public.

Explore bargains and hidden treasures at the Wickham Park Community Center rummage sale. Admission for shoppers is free. Vendor spaces are assigned through a table lottery that accepts entries in person or by phone, and each table costs $15 plus tax. For more information, call 321-608-7490.

Help save lives by donating blood at a Community Blood Drive presented in partnership with Oneblood. Each donation can support patients in need and strengthen care at local hospitals. Donors are welcome to bring friends and family to take part in this meaningful effort to give back. Expect a convenient community donation site with friendly, professional Oneblood staff, along with donor giveaways and refreshments. A single donation may help multiple people. Appointments are encouraged for a smoother experience, and walk-ins are welcome while space is available.

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.

The Shack Riverfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar in Palm Bay hosts a lively set from The Mixtape Kids, blending rock, pop, and old school hip hop. Dancing is on the agenda, and 80s or 90s throwback outfits are encouraged for extra nostalgia. Expect sing along favorites like What’s Up by 4 Non Blondes, Take On Me by a-ha, Fight For Your Right to Party by Beastie Boys, Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper, Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana, Just a Girl by No Doubt, Wonderwall by Oasis, Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey, All the Small Things by Blink 182, Under Pressure alongside Ice Ice Baby, Santeria and What I Got by Sublime, and the Fresh Prince theme by Will Smith. The lineup 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 venue. Digital tips are welcomed via Cash App at $MixtapeKids and Venmo at @MixtapeKids. For updates, the band can be found on Facebook and Instagram at @MixtapeKidsBand.

This rain or shine event features live music from Black Sheep Band and plenty of tasty options from onsite food trucks. For more details and to explore other happenings, see the Brevard Parks and Recreation calendar.

Emmet, Damian, Neil, and Ronan bring the voices of Celtic Thunder to the King Center for the Performing Arts in an intimate concert that highlights both standout solos and powerful group moments. Supported by the Celtic Thunder Band, the performance pairs expressive vocals with vivid lighting, precise movement, and a set that calls to mind ancient stone pathways from Celtic tradition. Marking the close of the group’s 18th North American tour, the evening revisits beloved repertoire and welcomes familiar faces, creating a warm, nostalgic atmosphere that celebrates years of music shared on stage.

The 6th Annual Melbourne Fall Art & Craft Expo brings a weekend of creativity to Wickham Park. Browse 250 booths featuring art and handmade goods for art fans, crafters, and festival goers. Admission and parking are free. Enjoy live music, visit the expo bars for adult beverages, and find a variety of festival food. Families can take advantage of a free kids zone.

This seafaring celebration brings together the Buccaneer Bazaar of merchants, craftsmen, and artisans with the Scallywag Farmers Market. Live music comes courtesy of the Flying Cannonballs. Food and drinks are on deck, with plenty of rum. Festivities include a costume showdown to crown the best dressed pyrate, performances by a troupe of dancing pyrates, a hunt for hidden treasure, and an all out pyrate takeover. Even more is cooking in the galley.

Ashley McBryde brings a live performance to Melbourne, Florida. Tickets are available for the show. WILD is available to stream, and autographed vinyl and CDs are offered.

Break out your boldest 80s or 90s look for a high energy throwback night at Siggy's - An American Bar featuring Mixtape Kids. This free indoor show blends rock, pop, and old school hip hop into a dance ready soundtrack, with hits spanning artists like A-ha, Bon Jovi, Cyndi Lauper, Nirvana, Journey, No Doubt, Queen, Salt-N-Pepa, Sublime, and more. Expect plenty of dancing and nostalgic sing alongs, and a dance floor will be open. Food and drinks are available from the bar. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Digital tips are welcomed via Cash App $MixtapeKids or Venmo @MixtapeKids. Costumes inspired by the 80s or 90s are encouraged.

Explore Turkey Creek Sanctuary on a free, all-ages tour led by a park ranger. The walk follows the boardwalk and select trails while highlighting the plants and wildlife commonly found throughout the sanctuary. Participants meet at the sanctuary Nature Center. Expect to cover about 1 to 1.5 miles on mostly sandy, primitive paths with a few wet spots at a light to moderate intensity. Dress for outdoor conditions and wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots. Consider bringing sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida plants and animals are welcome. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

This relaxed planning meeting for the Witch's Ball takes place at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Brevard in West Melbourne, FL. The gathering welcomes anyone interested in helping shape the event in a friendly setting, with opportunities for volunteers to contribute. The focus is on coordinating efforts so the Ball runs smoothly and is enjoyable for everyone.

Start the morning on the move at Melbourne Square with a free indoor walking program presented by Comfort Keepers. Enjoy a comfortable, climate controlled setting that makes it easy to stay active, meet other walkers, and build healthy habits. On the first Wednesday each month, participants can also access complimentary blood pressure screenings, a hydration station, wellness materials, and information for caregivers. Doors open daily one hour before the mall begins regular operations, creating extra time to log steps, focus on personal health, and connect with the walking community. Whether beginning a wellness journey, maintaining an active routine, or seeking a cool place to walk during the Florida summer, this program offers a simple way to move and check in on your well-being.

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.

Explore a welcoming marketplace of handmade treasures, featuring creative gifts, artisan goods, and tasty treats crafted by skilled local makers. Expect food trucks and a variety of jewelry pieces from participating vendors. For questions or details, email stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com. Keep an eye on the event page for vendor sneak peeks and updates, and feel free to share the news with friends and family.

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.

Curious about the large blue building along US 1? Marine Resources Council staff lead a guided tour of the grounds with opportunities to watch for osprey hunting on the Indian River Lagoon, learn about floating mat installations in the on-site stormwater pond, and look for butterflies in a garden of native plants. Sun protection, closed-toe footwear, and a refillable water bottle are suggested.

At the Barrier Island Center, families can enjoy a no cost celebration that spotlights wildlife diversity, ecology, and conservation with a playful Halloween twist. Activities include animal themed games, an interactive tank for hands on learning, opportunities to meet live animals, conservation focused exhibits, a scavenger hunt, earth friendly arts and crafts, a black light experience that is not too spooky, and a food truck. Costumes are encouraged.

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.

A party is taking place at the boat house.

This relaxed planning meeting for the Witch's Ball is open to everyone. The focus is on organizing a smooth and enjoyable event, and volunteers are welcome to contribute ideas and support.

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.

Enjoy a live set from Switch featuring Anna, with a range of food trucks serving up tasty options to enjoy during the show.

Element 115 brings a mix of classic and modern rock favorites to Siggy's, with cold drinks and plenty of great music. Expect familiar covers that keep the night moving and make for an enjoyable evening with friends.

Preparations are underway for the St Luke Craft Fair & Flea Market. The organizers look forward to welcoming attendees, and vendors who wish to participate can contact them by phone or email to receive all the necessary information.

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 is a playfully spooky run with a unique twist that unites the community for an energetic experience. Creative costumes and feel-good energy set the tone from start to finish.

Barefoot Bay Little Theater presents an original fall production, Pigeons, Popcorn & Prosecco, a story that unfolds across three acts, three seasons, and three decades. It traces love, laughter, and memories, highlighting the moments that linger as times change. More information, including details on auditions, will be shared. The Little Theater Club in Barefoot Bay offers opportunities to enjoy community productions and to participate as a cast member, stagehand, or general supporter.

Enjoy an admission free night of throwback hits at The Shack Riverfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar in Palm Bay as The Mixtape Kids bring an 80s and 90s theme to the stage. The band blends rock, pop, and old school hip hop, with favorites like Take On Me, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Beat It, Wonderwall, What Is Love, 500 Miles, and Nuthin But a G Thang, along with classics from Madonna, Journey, Nirvana, No Doubt, and Run DMC. Dancing is part of the plan, and bold 80s or 90s outfits are encouraged. The lineup 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 venue’s menu. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App at $MixtapeKids or Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

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.

A free ranger-guided walk explores Turkey Creek Sanctuary, with routes on the boardwalk and select trails while highlighting common plants and animals. Participants meet at the sanctuary Nature Center. The outing covers roughly one to one and a half miles on mostly sandy primitive paths with a few wet areas, and is considered light to moderate in intensity. Wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots and dress for trail conditions. Suggested items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat, and field guides to Florida plants and animals are welcome. Open to all ages at no cost, weather permitting and excluding holidays. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

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.

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.

Buddy Guy brings a milestone celebration to the King Center for the Performing Arts, honoring a lifetime that helped define modern electric blues. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and a central figure in Chicago’s West Side sound, he has inspired generations of rock and blues artists. His accolades include nine GRAMMY Awards, a Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY, 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the National Medal of Arts, and a Kennedy Center Honor. Rolling Stone placed him at number 23 on its 100 Greatest Guitarists list, reflecting his far-reaching influence. Raised in rural Louisiana and arriving in Chicago in 1957, Guy reshaped guitar music through his work with Chess Records and a string of influential releases. More recently, he earned a 2019 GRAMMY for The Blues Is Alive and Well and was the subject of the PBS American Masters documentary Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase the Blues Away. Now marking 90 years, he stands as one of the few remaining originators of electric blues.

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.

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.

The 29th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival in Palm Bay celebrates Hispanic and Latino heritage at Palm Bay City Hall with culture, music, food, and community pride. Hosted by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Inc., in partnership with Gary Yeomans Ford Palm Bay and the City of Palm Bay, this free, family friendly gathering is known as the oldest Puerto Rican Day Parade in Florida and welcomes thousands each year. The parade transitions directly into the festival for a continuous celebration. Attendees can enjoy youth art contest winners and an artist showcase, engaging cultural displays, traditional cuisine, and live performances. A health and wellness area, a dedicated kids corner, and antique and automotive exhibits offer something for all ages, and free salsa lessons invite everyone to dance. As part of Borikén Weekend, the festivities are joined by a Signature Awards Gala presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge Educational and Cultural Fund and hosted by Eastern Florida State College, honoring community leaders and featuring artists from Corozal, Puerto Rico. U.T.B. United Third Bridge is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1977 by Samuel C. Lopez that promotes civic, educational, social, and cultural programs. Opportunities for parade participants, vendors, sponsors, and youth scholarships such as the Samuel Casiano Lopez Memorial Scholarship are also part of the weekend.

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.

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.

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.

Take a free ranger-guided nature walk through Turkey Creek Sanctuary, exploring the boardwalk and a mix of trails while a Park Ranger highlights the plants and wildlife commonly found here. These tours are typically offered on the first and third Sundays of most months, excluding holidays and dependent on weather. Participants meet at the Nature Center at the sanctuary before the walk begins. The route covers about 1 to 1.5 miles on mostly sandy, primitive paths with occasional wet spots, making it a light to moderate outing. Wear sturdy sneakers or boots, dress for trail conditions, and bring sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida flora and fauna are welcome. This program is free and open to all ages. To register, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

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.

Wickham Park presents a free performance by The Mixtape Kids, with complimentary parking and food trucks on site offering meals and beverages for purchase. The band covers crowd favorites from 80s and 90s rock, pop, and old school hip hop, drawing from artists like Nirvana, Madonna, Journey, Beastie Boys, Cyndi Lauper, No Doubt, and Queen. Expect plenty of dancing, and fun 80s or 90s outfits are encouraged. The lineup features 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.

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.

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.

Space Coast Stadium hosts the 8th annual Space Coast Police K-9 Competition, where police dog teams navigate an obstacle course inspired by real situations they face while working. Spectators can see the close partnership between the dogs and their handlers on full display. A vendor expo, chances to win prizes, official merchandise, and food and beverages add to the experience. The event centers on supporting local law enforcement K-9 units and offers an enjoyable outing for friends and families.

A full day of dancing raises funds for Space Coast Discovery, a nonprofit school serving children with special needs. Daytime programming features line dance lessons led by Michelle Neese, Betsy Glasenapp, Trevor Thornton, Brandon Zahorsky, Lisa Johns-Gross, and Larry Bass, welcoming participants of all levels. Lunch is included. In the evening, the celebration continues with open dancing and a live DJ. Raffles, 50/50 drawings, prizes, and a silent auction add to the excitement. All proceeds support educational programs and classroom supplies for Space Coast Discovery students.

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.

A park ranger leads a guided nature walk through Turkey Creek Sanctuary, highlighting commonly seen plants and wildlife along the boardwalk and selected trails. Expect an easy to moderate hike of about 1 to 1.5 miles that usually lasts around an hour to an hour and fifteen minutes. Trails are mostly sandy and primitive with occasional wet areas, so dress for conditions and wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, a snack, binoculars, and a hat, and field guides to Florida species are welcome. Participants meet at the sanctuary’s Nature Center. These tours typically occur on the first and third Sundays of most months, weather permitting and excluding holidays. There is no charge to attend and all ages are welcome. To reserve a spot, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

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 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.

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.

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.

A festive riverside party takes over the boathouse, bringing upbeat energy and a fun atmosphere by the water. It is a lively gathering at the river where the boathouse becomes the center of the celebration.

Bike Night at Tiffany's Boathouse features American Highway playing live rock and roll for a high-energy night.

A festive holiday gathering to celebrate the season.