Events in Palm Bay today

Part of the Florida USSSA States, slowpitch softball is played on the Red Quad, White Quad, and Space Coast Stadium at the USSSA Space Coast Complex. An assumption of risk notice is included, acknowledging that sports involve inherent risks, dangers, and hazards.

Pick muscadine grapes at a u-pick experience. Open weekends only in August, priced at $4 per pound.

A brunch for MSTA East Central takes place at La Crepe de France - Downtown. Seating is limited and the restaurant fills quickly, so arriving early is recommended. On-street parking is available.

Enjoy a structured pack walk at Wickham Dog Park with K9s Place, designed to blend exercise, training, and safe socialization for dogs. Professional trainers lead the group, helping dogs of all ages and sizes practice calm leash skills, build confidence, and interact appropriately with others. The guided group setting can lessen reactivity, ease stress in unfamiliar environments, and encourage better manners, and trainers share feedback and practical tips after the walk to support continued progress. Meet at the entrance to the Wickham Park Dog Park. The cost is $20 per dog.

Adults and teenagers can build their sewing skills in welcoming classes, and materials are provided. The fee is $35 per class, with a discount available when registering for the full session. Participants may bring their own sewing machine or use one on site. This GPBSAC community outreach program is open to everyone. For more information, contact Diana Waite at 954-258-0762.

Set aside the work week and hit the road with a monthly group ride created for motorcyclists who want to connect and put in miles with a dependable crew. The vibe is relaxed and well organized, supported by a strong local community where there is no pressure and no egos. All riders are welcome, and every brand is welcome. Gather at the Power Motorcycles USA dealership to spend a little time together before heading out. Enjoy a coffee, look around the showroom, and chat with fellow riders before the group rolls. Destinations change from ride to ride, including coffee stops, local eateries, and scenic stretches, and each month highlights a different ride from the lineup. Arrive fueled and prepared, ride responsibly, and follow group-ride guidelines. Route details are shared before departure. This is not a sales event, it is simply a reason to ride.

Hosted at the AZAN Shriners Center in Melbourne, this trading card convention highlights Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, sports cards, and One Piece. Presented as a top tier showcase, it brings enthusiasts and collectors together to celebrate the hobby.

Boost Mobile is holding a back to school event with free backpacks and school supplies. Children must be present to receive a book bag. There will be free pizza, cookies, and popcorn, plus live music throughout the event. Attendees can win free gifts. Free Boost Mobile backpacks are available in limited quantity, with more than 200 on hand. Free phones are offered when you switch, and also when you add a line. The promotion also features two free cinema tickets. There are no activation fees, and accessories are discounted, with cases for $15 and tempered glass for $10.

This weekly, family friendly board game night takes place in the store's game room and has no admission fee. Attendees can start by finding a table marked as open to players, or pick up a player sign and take a seat if none are out. Explore a large selection of demo board games on the wall, or bring a favorite from home. The environment stays welcoming with guidelines that include no alcohol, using family friendly language, and keeping interactions kind. Staff members are available to help with questions or any issues that come up.

Sip, paint, and relax at a guided, step-by-step painting session where you do not need any prior experience. The class is open to all ages, and the studio is BYOB with a full liquor license, as long as you are at least 21 to consume alcohol. Tickets run $40 to $50 depending on the canvas option, and you can add extras like a candle for an additional fee. If you want to bring ice, bring an ice chest since buckets are not approved.

Compete in a Magic: The Gathering Standard event with a $10 entry fee. Every dollar collected is returned as store credit prizes, and store credit or promos are awarded through the entire standings to the final place, as long as players remain until the event concludes. Plan to arrive a bit early to register and pay so play can begin smoothly.

Settle in at Frigate's Waterfront Bar & Grill in Melbourne for a pre-cruise dinner that brings women together ahead of embarkation. It is an easygoing evening made for conversation, connection, and shared laughs, giving friendships a head start before anyone steps aboard. Whether traveling as a group or simply interested in meeting women who love to explore, expect a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere centered on community and shared experiences.

Dreamer appears at Squid Lips in Melbourne, Florida for a music-focused event.

At Flames Mediterranean Bar & Grille, a theatrical belly dance show celebrates cultures from Egypt to Lebanon, paired with Lebanese cuisine. Reservations are recommended.

Pull out your boldest 80s or 90s look for a high energy throwback party at Lou’s Blues Bar & Grill. Mixtape Kids deliver a dance ready blend of rock, pop, and old school hip hop, rolling through favorites from artists like A-ha, Cyndi Lauper, Beastie Boys, Green Day, Madonna, Nirvana, No Doubt, Queen, Oasis, Sublime, The Cure, Third Eye Blind, Weezer, and more, with sing along moments such as Take On Me, Time After Time, Fight for Your Right, Basket Case, Material Girl, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Under Pressure, Wonderwall, Santeria, Just Like Heaven, Semi-Charmed Life, and the Fresh Prince theme. The show is free, it is for ages 21 and up, and it takes place indoors, so it goes on rain or shine. The venue offers a menu of food and drinks to keep the energy up while you dance. 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 $MixtapeKids and Venmo @MixtapeKids. Costumes and nostalgic flair are encouraged.

A monthly coin show sponsored by SBCC takes place at the Azan Shriners Center and features more than 30 dealer tables. It brings together coin dealers and collectors in a recurring marketplace focused on coins.

Join an immersive summer baking class focused on making peach fritters completely from scratch. You’ll practice key skills like mixing, kneading, and proofing the tender yeasted fritter dough, then learn how to fold in fresh peaches without turning the dough soggy. The class also covers shaping methods for even frying and great texture, including frying 2 to 3 fritters during the session with guidance on temperature control and timing. To finish, you’ll learn how to brown butter and turn it into a silky vanilla bean glaze to crown your warm fritters. Ingredients, supplies, tools, and packaging are provided, and you’ll take home what you make. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and bringing a cardigan or sweater may help since the kitchen is kept cool.

Experience an easygoing yoga class with Yogi Perogi at Intracoastal Brewing Company, a tradition that has been flowing since January 2014. The practice concludes with a pint to enjoy. Depending on the weather, the class takes place inside the brewery or out in the biergarten. Bring your own mat. Admission is $15 with cash or $18 by card, and payment can be made in advance or at the door.

Explore invertebrates up close at the Barrier Island Center. Enjoy the opportunity to interact with these creatures and learn about their distinctive characteristics.

Kings County takes the stage for a live performance.

Come meet up to 12 potential matches at an in-person speed dating event for Florida singles in their 30s and 40s. You’ll have 6-minute “pre-dates” with each person to see if there’s a spark, then you choose who gave you the best connection and the organizers help make next steps happen. Expect a friendly, low-pressure night where you can focus on real conversations instead of endless swiping.

This relaxed planning meeting for Witch's Ball takes place at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Brevard in West Melbourne, FL. It is open to everyone, and volunteers can lend a hand in organizing this year's Ball so it runs smoothly and stays fun for all.

At Sebastion River Moose Lodge, try LCR, also called Left Center Right, a quick dice game made for easygoing fun. Each participant begins with three chips. Roll the custom dice and follow what they show... pass a chip to the player on your left, pass one to the right, or place it in the center pile. As the pile grows the tension builds. The last player still holding a chip collects the pot and gets to boast until the next round. It is simple to learn, runs on luck rather than strategy, and suits players of all ages.

This league spotlights Star Wars XWing, the tabletop miniatures game of swift and tactical starfighter battles. Participants secretly set their moves, sweep into attack runs, line up shots, and exchange blasts in cinematic dogfights. Expect tight turns, clever maneuvering, and table-top showdowns as pilots put their skills to the test. May the Force be with every squadron.

Sebastian River Moose Lodge #1767 hosts a weekly 9-ball tournament open to experienced players and anyone who enjoys the game. The emphasis is on thoughtful play and friendly rivalry, with cash prizes and bragging rights up for grabs. Food and drinks are available so participants can relax between games.

Bring the little ones for Storytime at the bookstore. You’ll hear 1 to 2 books read aloud, followed by activities that match each story. This is geared toward children under 7, but everyone is welcome to join.

Live music from Matt Simpson fills Monkey Bar & Grille. He returns with his signature take on classic songs.

A casual weekly Lorcana league welcomes all ages and all experience levels. Bring a deck you built, or purchase a starter deck on-site and start playing. Community members are happy to teach beginners. Participation is free. Players also have a chance to receive special league promotional goodies during play. It is also a convenient time for card trading.

Bring a deck built from the newest set for a three-round constructed event that uses Swiss pairings. Entry is $8. Prizes are from the newest set, with a pack for everyone after round one, an additional pack for a win in round two and another for a win in round three, plus a promotional pack for all participants. Please plan to arrive on time so the event can start promptly and wrap up by closing.

Learn hula from the ground up in a welcoming eight-week Foundations series designed for teens and adults, especially those new to the dance. Over the course of the program, participants build core footwork, explore elements of Hawaiian culture and language, and work toward learning a full choreography together. Hula offers low-impact, joyful movement in a friendly environment that supports people of all shapes, sizes, and experience levels. The first class costs $10, and if you continue, that amount is credited toward the full program. Tuition for the eight weeks is $80 plus $15 for materials. Materials include practice videos for at-home learning and a 60-page illustrated student handbook created for the class. Space is limited for the final series of the year.

Explore a caregiving career that supports the community at a walk-in hiring day with on-the-spot interviews for caregiver roles. Applicants with CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN credentials are welcome, and assistance is available for obtaining an HHA. To speed things up, completing the application ahead of time is encouraged. Candidates should be prepared with I-9 documentation, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting.

A community bingo event in Palm Bay welcomes adults 18 and older. Expect 33 patterns, with minimum payouts of $1,635 when there are 90 participants or fewer, rising to $2,125 when attendance exceeds 90. Each package includes 12 sheets that cover 26 different patterns, along with two pull tab games, three special games, a speed game, and a U-Pick-UM game. Packages start at $8 per person for this session, and another session from the organizer offers packages beginning at $14 per person. The kitchen is open for lunch. GPBSC notes that admission prices have stayed the same for seven years with no plans to raise them, and prizes may be adjusted if turnout is low.

This casual lunch meetup with the AAPI Collective at Nami's Korean Bistro centers on food, conversation, and building connections in the community. It offers a friendly, inclusive setting to meet new people and reconnect with familiar faces. The format is flexible, so participants can drop in for a meal and spend time getting to know others. All are welcome.

A weekly space for writers to gather, put words on the page, and talk about the craft. All experience levels and every genre or style are welcome. Settle onto the couches, open a laptop or notebook, and work alongside like minded writers. Sharing your work is optional, so you can contribute to discussions or simply focus on your writing.

Intra Run Club has been going strong since November 2015 and is the largest run club in Brevard County. Participants can choose a 1 mile or 3 mile run, jog, or walk over the Eau Gallie Causeway, with the route beginning and ending at Intracoastal Brewing Company. Complete ten runs to earn a free beer. To ensure participation is counted, check in with Amy upon arrival. Day-of sign in is available, and updates on meetups, milestone rewards, and other activities are shared on the Intra Active Page.

Women gather for ninety minutes to reconnect with inner guidance, nurture an expansive mindset, and embody a balanced expression of the divine feminine. The meeting opens with a tailored PeppSTART ritual to settle, center, and soften the heart, then moves into shared connection and reflection with practices that encourage each participant to feel acknowledged and supported within herself and in sisterhood. The atmosphere is designed for genuine growth, laughter, and high‑vibe living. Guests are welcome to bring a notebook, a light snack, and water, along with an open heart. The session is guided by Pepper, co‑founder and owner of Soul Journey Relaxation Retreats and creator of Soul Alignment Sessions, offerings that invite people into The Current so awakening becomes a way of life. Known for a compassionate, intuitive, and nurturing approach, she supports alignment of body, mind, and soul through Soul Alignment Sessions and spiritual mentorship for those ready to live with clarity, flow, and deep connection. Her work weaves wisdom from ancient paths with contemporary consciousness and embodied energy practices into grounded, heart‑focused guidance. At her core, Pepper serves as a Soul Alignment Guide dedicated to helping others live consciously in The Current where truth, presence, and expansion are everyday practice. This monthly gathering is free with love donations appreciated and it is open to the community.

Recovery Dharma has moved into a new home at Recovery Connections in Melbourne, Florida, offering the same caring community in a refreshed setting. The space is calm and comfortable, with room to breathe, settle, and feel supported rather than alone. Guided by Buddhist-inspired practices, this meeting focuses on healing from many forms of addiction and attachment, including substances as well as patterns like codependency, people-pleasing, overthinking, chaos, control, worry, and recurring negative thoughts. Participants practice mindfulness together, learn useful tools, and take steps toward healing. The gathering is donation-based and open to all. Perfection is not expected, only a willingness to take part. Arrive as you are and leave feeling a little lighter.

Set beneath the Regional Pavilion at Wickham Park in Melbourne, this food-focused farmers market highlights locally produced foods and agricultural goods rather than crafts or art. It operates year-round, pausing only for holidays and hurricanes. Admission and parking are free. Many vendors accept cards, though carrying 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 redeemable with market vendors. Every dollar spent in SNAP is matched one-to-one with Fresh Access Bucks with no current cap. For example, a $25 EBT transaction provides $25 in SNAP tokens plus $25 in FAB tokens, creating $50 to spend on fresh, local food. Tokens never expire. The pavilion offers accessible parking, restrooms, and water fountains, and bus stops are located at the park’s main entrances.

Sebastian River Moose Lodge #1767 hosts a cornhole tournament filled with friendly competition, plenty of laughs, and prizes. Teams are welcome to compete, food and drinks will be available, and the champions will earn bragging rights.

This event features casual Commander games for Magic: The Gathering, organized into multiple pods. There is no cost to participate.

Returning Star Wars Legion players and those curious about a new game can connect with the league, meet its members, and watch matches unfold across the tables. It is a relaxed way to see the gameplay in action and get a feel for the community before deciding if you want to play.

This BattleTech League meetup welcomes former players and anyone curious about a new game. Watch the tabletop action, see how matches unfold, and talk with league members to learn more.

At Squid Lips in Melbourne, this open jam on the river blends fun and talent in a relaxed, collaborative setting. Musicians bring their instruments and check in with Ellen upon arrival. There is no sign up list, just spontaneous collaborations and shared grooves. Event graphic by Donna Tirado Vitek.

Class 2 of the Munay Ki shamanic apprenticeship welcomes continuing students and those beginning after catching up by viewing Class 1 and the Bands of Power video. This training focuses on nine initiatory transmissions that nurture wisdom and strength while addressing profound personal and ancestral healing. As the rites are received, the tradition teaches that one’s energy field is refined, encouraging graceful aging and a renewed way of living. Participants explore practices that invite spiritual guidance, cultivate strong energetic protection, support emotional release, and awaken the inner healer. The experience emphasizes personal sovereignty, deeper connection with the sacred, and the initiatory steps associated with walking a shamanic healing path, while supporting the unfolding of innate spiritual gifts. The series includes nine classes, each four hours long, and attendance at all sessions is required to receive all nine rites. For this class, attendees are asked to wear black clothing and bring a journal with a pen, a bottle of water, and a snack if desired. A black shawl is optional. Classes are offered on an ongoing basis, and make up options are available if a session is missed. Those wishing to continue beyond the rites may begin the Mesa, a shamanic apprenticeship centered on building a sacred medicine bundle, self mastery, and service oriented healing that transforms personal challenges into compassionate practice. The event information includes a teacher bio for Shannon Davis, a shaman and medicine woman in the Peruvian Q’ero lineage, an RN, and a practitioner of Reiki and vibrational energy modalities. She serves as head teacher at Chacana and mentors Mesa students through a two year apprenticeship. Refunds are available when students cancel at least 24 hours before the class begins.

Trivia Nation hosts a free, live weekly trivia game at Copper Chimney. The format is team-based general knowledge, reminiscent of TV quiz shows and classic trivia board games, with questions suitable for ages 8 to 80. Teams may include friends, coworkers, or families, and solo players can join a team on site. There are $100 in prizes each week, creating a lively, competitive atmosphere as participants tackle each round. For an extra boost, a free answer of the week is available on the Trivia Nation website.