This weekend in Palm Harbor, FL

A 5K that puts extra race swag to good use. After twelve years and more than fifty races, there is a stash of leftover items ready for new homes. Participants may pick from over ten past race shirts and more than twenty medals, then finish with a post race gathering that includes food and drinks.

Tarpon Springs Triathlon brings together first timers and experienced competitors at Fred Howard Park in Tarpon Springs, Florida, all to raise scholarship funds for local students through the Rotary Club of Tarpon Springs. The event offers Sprint and Olympic triathlons, a duathlon, an aquabike option, and a 5K run. Every registration supports the community and continues a tradition of more than forty years that has helped provide hundreds of scholarships. Swim, bike, and run while helping local students pursue their education.

Enjoy a lively pickleball get-together with impromptu matches and an upbeat atmosphere. Healthies will be serving boba beverages, energy-boosting refreshers, protein balls, and sweet protein treats.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga flow outside The Patch Dunedin with guidance from Warrior ONE Dunedin at the Gerald Rehm Pavilion next to Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café Downtown Dunedin. Newcomers are encouraged and first-timers are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat, and a few extras will be available to borrow. This class also supports Dunedin Cares with a food drive, so participants are encouraged to bring family-friendly donations. Warrior ONE collects items in donation bins at the studio courtyard throughout the day. Online sign up is available through Warrior ONE. In the event of rain, contact the Warrior ONE studio for updates.

A community beach cleanup returns to the Dunedin Causeway with the Salty Soul Foundation’s monthly effort to care for the coastline. Since 2017, the organization has removed more than 33,000 pounds of trash from beaches across Florida and California, and this gathering continues that mission one beach at a time. All cleanup supplies will be provided, including gloves, buckets, and trash bags, so participants only need to bring enthusiasm and sun protection. Co hosting organizations from the Tampa Bay area will be present, offering a chance to connect with local environmental advocates. Salty Soul merchandise will be available for purchase, with proceeds supporting cleanup costs and advertising fees. The event also features a moment to celebrate the ongoing success of Hunu’s Journey, a children’s book by cofounders John and Mary that encourages the next generation of ocean stewards.

Build a solid skating foundation with a beginner class at Astro Skate Tarpon Springs. Created for ages 4 and up, this 60-minute session welcomes first-time skaters and focuses on comfortable, safe movement on wheels in a friendly setting. Participants practice standing and balancing, gliding forward with control, and coming to a safe stop, with fun games that reinforce new skills. Instruction is provided by USARS Certified Instructors. Admission is $10 at the door, and rental skates are included, or bring your own. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to get skates on and warm up before class.

Kevin's Car Shows presents a car, truck, jeep, and bike showcase at Diesel Garage Grill & Bar with a full slate of awards and activities. A total of 44 awards will be handed out, including best in class across 19 classes plus an overall best in class title. Additional honors include an overall Best of Show, Kevin's Choice, Long Hauler, and Best Project Car. A $100 Club Appreciation award is available to clubs bringing at least 10 cars. The event also features a 50/50, raffles, and music. Registration is available on site, and vendor spots are $25 cash only.

Receive friendly, step-by-step instruction from Tai Chi Traditions instructors while learning the Tai Chi 109 movements, with a focus on nurturing the mind, body, and soul. Ideal for beginners looking to start their Tai Chi journey.

The HOB Give Back provides a free grocery distribution for anyone experiencing food insecurity. Everyone is welcome, and no identification is required. To keep things fair, each household is limited to one bag, and volunteers may check that attendees are not from the same home. Donations come through Good Neighbors, and households can choose the items that suit them best within the one bag limit. Options often include fresh produce, breads, desserts, and meat, though availability can change and some items may have family limits. A simple lottery sets the order of service using Food Give Away Cards that are handed out and then drawn at random. After distribution begins, newcomers receive a smiley face and are served at the end since no new cards can be issued once things are underway. The giveaway takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

An evening gathering blends a curated night market with a family friendly outdoor film beneath the stars. Browse stalls from local makers, artists, boutiques, food vendors, and sweet treat purveyors, along with other unique small businesses, while enjoying the Garden Room, sparkling lights, and a relaxed open air setting. As twilight arrives, attendees can bring blankets or lawn chairs and settle in for a movie at dusk. Admission is free for both the market and the screening. Reserved picnic experiences are available for prime garden seating and a cozy, elevated movie night. Vendor opportunities are available for local businesses.

Speak Up’s fifth annual fall fundraiser marks five years of work in the community and will be held at The Estate Weddings and Events. The event is casual and focused on the cause, with food provided by Stuffed Mushroom. Tickets are $35, and all funds raised go directly to the organization’s programs. Organizers note that donations are welcome from those unable to attend and express appreciation for the support received over the years.

A free show is happening at The Nona Slice House. Hang out and enjoy the performance.

The Hogs bring their music to the Oldsmar Moose with a special unplugged performance, featuring their familiar songs reworked in a stripped-back acoustic set.

An in-person Reiki Master class at R3 Miracles Quantum Healing Center offers an opportunity to build on the foundation from Levels 1 and 2. Participants learn two Master level symbols, how to offer attunements both in person and at a distance, and receive guidance on teaching Reiki. The class also explores non-traditional energy topics, including auras, energetic cords, angels, spirit guides, Reiki balls, and related concepts. Each attendee receives a Master Level attunement, a printed manual to take home, and a certificate of completion. After class, a 15-minute coaching call with Cybele is included to address questions as participants continue practicing and begin working with Master Level tools. There is also an option to schedule a practice session on the teacher in the weeks that follow for hands-on guidance and feedback. Please bring snacks for a short break, a large water bottle, and wear comfortable clothing. Prerequisite for enrollment is Reiki Level 2 completed with Cybele or another Reiki Master or Teacher. Tuition is $222 and is non-refundable.

Puzzle enthusiasts gather at Conworlds Emporium for a recurring swap centered on jigsaw favorites. Participants bring puzzles in good condition, any size, and they must be complete with all pieces present. Attendees can leave with the same number they contribute. Selection happens in rounds as numbers are called to keep things fair, and any leftovers are available at the end. A puzzle-themed prize drawing adds a bit of fun. Participants may stay to chat, work at a shared puzzle table, or browse the shop for more puzzles, games, and gift items.

On the Dunedin Causeway, a weekly Sunday sunset meetup brings people together to watch the Florida sun sink over the water. Attendees often bring a chair and a favorite drink, then unwind with a friendly crowd while Jeeps line up by the shoreline. The atmosphere is relaxed and open to everyone.