Events in Palm Harbor today

Experience a free 45 minute yoga flow with Warrior ONE Dunedin, held outdoors at the Gerald Rehm Pavilion just outside Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café in Downtown Dunedin. This welcoming weekly class is open to all levels, including first time participants. Bring a yoga mat, and note that a few extras will be available. The class supports a food drive for Dunedin Cares, so please bring family friendly pantry donations. Warrior ONE also collects items in bins located in the studio courtyard throughout the day. Sign up online with Warrior ONE. In the event of rain, please contact the studio for updates.

The Pascal Carrying Case bag class offers an easy introduction to making quilted bags and totes. Designed for beginners, it uses a straightforward pattern with size options including small, medium, or large. Participants make a practical case that can hold a laptop, notebooks, or other projects for life on the go.

Tai Chi Traditions instructors provide welcoming, step by step teaching to learn the Tai Chi 109 movements, all aimed at supporting the well-being of mind, body, and soul.

People experiencing food insecurity can receive free groceries through a community giveaway hosted by The HOB Give Back. Everyone is welcome, no identification is required, and distribution is limited to one bag per household to keep things fair. Donations come through Good Neighbors, and each household selects the items that fit their needs from choices that may include fresh produce, bread, desserts, and meat. Selection varies and certain items may be limited per household. To streamline the process, a random lottery is used instead of a traditional line. Food giveaway cards are handed out and drawn at random, and once distribution begins, no new cards are issued. Those who arrive after that point receive a smiley face and are served at the end. This giveaway takes place under the pavilion at HOB. Brewing Co.

Get one-on-one swim coaching at the BGCC Pool at Bob Gilbertson Central City Family YMCA. These individual lessons run on scheduled Saturdays and are set up for swimmers looking for private-style instruction with specific date and time slots.

This monthly gathering at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center focuses on open-minded conversation about metaphysical ideas, blending long-standing wisdom with new perspectives. Participants, often called Starseeds, introduce a rotating topic, followed by a group discussion where questions, personal insights, and experiences are welcomed. The atmosphere is nonjudgmental and centered on connection, with respect for each person’s space, opinions, and time offered with care and support. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite chair or blanket, along with water or a snack. A $5 gratitude donation is welcomed to help cover hosting costs and support SHAMc. Suggestions for future topics and questions are encouraged, and everyone has an equal voice in this interactive circle.

Take a short, guided nature walk through Brooker Creek Preserve, suitable for families and led by a naturalist with support from volunteer hike leaders. Learn about local ecosystems and habitats on a route under a mile that takes about an hour and a half. Volunteers will meet participants in the lobby of the Environmental Education Center 10 minutes before the scheduled start. The hike is held at the Brooker Creek Preserve Environmental Education Center.

Give kids a confident start in triathlon with the Kids Tri Clinic Training for ages 5 to 15. The clinic focuses on building endurance, agility, and speed through structured training, and it includes three mock triathlons. Kids must be able to swim 25 yards and ride a bike. Bring all necessary gear for swimming, biking, and running, including a swimsuit, goggles, swim cap, towel, bike, helmet, and running shoes.

Kick off football season at the Tampa Bay Seminole Club’s annual Tampa Noles Block Party fundraiser in historic Ybor City. The event features FSU themed drink specials, complimentary food and swag for general admission, plus vendors and a cash bar. VIP ticket holders get early access, a private third-floor lounge with air-conditioned restrooms, unlimited premium bar and catered food, and extras like a live DJ, silent auction, and raffle entries with special guests. This is a private, ticketed event for ages 21+.

8TRAXX is back at Paddywagon Dunedin for another appearance.

Kentucky John @ Co performs live at Soggy Bottom Brewing, delivering a mix of classic rock and country jams.

This Bowlapalooza fundraiser in Dunedin is part of EPIC’s 19th Annual Strike Out, benefiting HIV services and support across the Tampa Bay area. Funds raised help EPIC cover essential needs for clients, including prepared meals and a food pantry, transportation assistance, access to mental health counseling, support groups, and coordinated medical and housing case management, along with other vital services. EPIC is a nonprofit providing comprehensive HIV care, support, and prevention, with a mission to serve communities in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando counties.

Red Ruckus lights up Rumfire Tiki Bar with a high-energy showcase of the biggest hits from the 80s and 90s. Expect singalong favorites from Journey, REO Speedwagon, The Killers, Matchbox Twenty, Goo Goo Dolls, Tom Petty, and more, fueled by catchy hooks, strong vocals, and relentless energy. No cover.

Catch comedian Shawn Banks for a night of stand-up comedy featuring witty observations and dead-on impersonations. The show is for adults only (21+). Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the performance starts at 7:00 PM. There are ticket options that include dinner and a VIP package, and the venue notes that shows include adult humor.

Cadence Collective Ice Out Summer is a night of live rock music featuring Cat Skratch, Siryn, Loren Cass, and Indebted. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show runs until 11:00 PM at Deviant Libation. Sponsored by the Florida Immigrant Coalition. General admission tickets are $10.

Mikki Neal & The Real Deal bring an upbeat party to Bauser's with a lively mix of songs that span genres and generations. Expect energetic performances and plenty of music to keep the celebration going.

A mindful circle meets at Philippe Park in Safety Harbor, next to Shelter 7, to honor the energies associated with the Lion’s Gate portal through meditation and shared presence. The experience centers on grounding in nature, intentional breathing, and heart opening practices that nurture clarity, activation, and soul-level growth connected to the annual alignment of the Sun with Sirius in the season of Leo. Participants can bring a comfortable seat, water, and personal items that deepen connection, such as crystals, a journal, or a small token from a home altar. The setting is outdoors beneath the trees and sunlight, creating a calm space for releasing old patterns and stepping into personal power.

Buzz Factor performs at Whiskey Wings Oldsmar with a rock set featuring music by Van Halen, Journey, Loverboy, Stone Temple Pilots, and Green Day to close out the weekend.

This casual, weekly Sunday sunset gathering on the Dunedin Causeway centers on simple fun by the water. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with Jeeps lined up along the shoreline as attendees settle in with a chair and a favorite drink to watch the Florida sky glow at dusk.

Sister Sunset Soul Circle gathers at Dunedin Causeway for a warm, women-centered evening guided by Sherri Keenan. As the sun lowers, the group connects through shared stories, dancing, drumming, card and crystal exploration, and soulful conversation. There may be moments for affirmations, hooping, prayer, or meditation. Participants can bring a drum or flow toys, wear something that lifts the spirit, and, if they wish, bring a snack to share. The space invites authenticity, connection with nature, and supportive energy for anyone who may be struggling. This is a free gathering with optional donations. Items such as food, clothing, and toiletries are also welcomed for Messengers Of Hope so care can extend beyond the circle. Look for the group on the beach near the kayaks and the High and Dry Grill. If weather does not cooperate, the backup location is Wendy Fit Yoga and Pilates.

Experience a guided zip line adventure with Empower Adventures Tampa Bay in the scenic Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Preserve. Fly through the canopy with sweeping views of the area’s trees and water while tackling a series of zip lines, including some of the longest and fastest in the region. The course also features aerial challenges such as suspended bridges and swinging logs that add an extra dose of excitement. Knowledgeable guides focus on safety, instruction, and fun so you can enjoy the scenery and the thrill of the ride. Ideal for adrenaline chasers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone looking to make memorable moments in Tampa Bay. Advance reservations are required.

Preserve Vision Florida offers free vision screenings and eye health education. Services are geared toward youth ages 6 months to 18 years as well as adults ages 55 and older. Registration forms for youth are available in the Children’s Department, and adult registration forms are available at the Adult Information Desk on the second floor. Walk-ins are welcome as time allows.

Join Luz, our knitting, crocheting, and tatting expert, for a hands-on yarn session where you can work on your own project or get help when you get stuck. There is no signup required, so just drop in. This program is aimed at adults.

At Replay Amusement Museum, Belles & Chimes Tampa Bay offers a neon themed meetup centered on blacklight pinball, with glow sticks adding to the vibrant atmosphere. The gathering combines a welcoming environment with competitive tournament play to help participants build skills and expand pinball knowledge. A potluck and warm ups take place before the tournament, and there is a $5 buy in.

Part of a global community with more than 2,000 chapters across 68 countries, this Mid Pinellas Silent Book Club meetup keeps things simple... bring your own book and read together. There is no assigned reading. The gathering takes place at Troubled Waters Brewing and starts with time to grab a drink and get comfortable, followed by a focused stretch of quiet reading, then an optional chance to chat about books or continue reading. All readers are welcome and every format counts. Recommendation cards will be available for sharing favorite titles, and selections are later shared on social media. The Mid Pinellas chapter also meets at other local spots and occasionally hosts pop up events.

This beginner-friendly group class is designed to help new dancers learn to move comfortably with a partner. Arriving without a partner is fine, since participants rotate partners throughout the session. The lesson covers popular social dances such as merengue, cha cha, rumba, waltz, foxtrot, tango, and swing, building a practical foundation for many social settings. Intermediate dancers are also welcome to use the class to refine fundamental technique and reinforce essential skills.

Learn the 109 movements of Tai Chi with supportive, step-by-step guidance from Tai Chi Traditions instructors in a beginner-focused class. The session takes place at Dunedin Recreation Center and highlights benefits for mind, body, and spirit. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover expenses and the rental of the space.

Kick off the week with karaoke at Anclote Brew. Look for the specials board to find deals offered each night.

A morning networking breakfast at Let’sCo Oldsmar brings together the trades and construction community through an RGA Network gathering. Contractors and field specialists connect with industry marketers to collaborate and grow their businesses. Professionals across the spectrum, including general contractors, electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, roofers, flooring and painting crews, remodelers, landscapers, pool builders, window and door installers, cabinet makers, handymen, pest control providers, solar installers, and sign and awning companies, are invited to take part. Conversations focus on exchanging referrals, forming partnerships for larger projects, sharing practical insights, strengthening community ties, and increasing visibility among peers who are actively seeking trusted services. Owners, tradespeople, and marketing representatives are encouraged to bring business cards and a concise introduction to make the most of the morning.

BNI Success Alliance holds a weekly networking meeting built around BNI’s belief that giving first leads to mutual success. Participants focus on helping one another through referrals, encouragement, and knowledge sharing. The gathering offers time to form real connections, exchange opportunities, and recognize achievements that grow from collaboration and trust. The chapter emphasizes integrity, accountability, and collective growth, creating a welcoming setting for meaningful relationships.

At the newest Dunedin and Palm Harbor location, this networking gathering takes place at The West End Market and focuses on community, connections, and meaningful conversations. It is tailored for those seeking growth in business, a deeper spiritual walk, and stronger relationships. A Be Our Guest access pass is available for $10, and PLW membership provides additional benefits, including access to nine locations. The gathering is led by purpose-aligned leader Jalaine Poirier.

This meet and greet offers a chance to connect with the instructors as they share an overview of their classes, tour the space, and have questions addressed. For parking, use the paved areas in front of and behind the church and avoid parking on the grass. Brick-designated spots are open to the public at no cost.

Get friendly, hands-on help with your family history research. Members from the Suncoast Genealogy Society volunteer their expertise to assist you as you search for your ancestors.

Get help with technology basics for phones, computers, and library-related apps. Tech help is first come, first served.

PING, Prosperity in Networking, blends business and happy hour for a relaxed way to build real connections. The emphasis is on authentic conversations, supportive relationships, and referrals that lead to results. Expect an upbeat setting with appetizers, a welcoming mix of professionals, and just enough structure to keep things moving without a stiff feel. With three chapters to visit, there are more people to meet and more opportunities to pursue. It suits anyone aiming to grow a business, discover strategic partners, or simply enjoy a better networking experience. Attendees can enjoy a drink, make connections, and leave with new opportunities.

An informational session at the Dunedin Public Library, presented by Solar United Neighbors alongside City of Dunedin staff, offers answers to questions about going solar and explains available programs. The focus is on Switch Together, which helps residents, businesses, and nonprofit organizations adopt solar with consumer protections and lower pricing for solar PV systems. City representatives will also outline rebates related to solar, resiliency, and sustainability. The session provides an overview of how the program works and the steps to participate.

Browse a vast selection of free homeschool resources made available by a large influx of donations. The center is not functioning as a lending library anymore, so visitors may pick what they need and keep it for their homeschool. Thousands of items are on hand, including curriculum materials and educational games, all at no cost.

Clear Sky Draught Haus hosts a free, live weekly trivia night presented by Trivia Nation. The game centers on general knowledge, echoing the feel of classic quiz shows and trivia board games, and it welcomes a wide range of ages and knowledge levels. Teams are the focus, so participants can play with friends, coworkers, or family, and solo players can join an existing team at the venue. Each week features $100 in prizes to keep the competition lively. Trivia Nation also shares a free answer of the week on its website for those looking to gain an edge.

Truthful Tuesdays offers a lively, open-format class that pairs timely astrology insights with exploratory conversation on metaphysical themes. Each session begins with a grounded look at current cosmic themes, then shifts into an interactive space for questions, shared viewpoints, and deeper dives into spirituality, consciousness, intuition, and subtle energies. It blends learning and discussion to foster curiosity, connection, and clearer understanding. Held on the second Tuesday of each month. Admission is $20.

Settle in at Pranic Healing Tampa for a restorative crystal healing sound bath. The session opens with a guided meditation supported by Pranic Healing, then moves into an intentional placement of crystals to balance and harmonize the energy body. As the crystals rest, calming tones from crystal bowls create a soothing soundscape that supports deep relaxation, inner peace, and a sense of connection. Yoga mats and blankets are available, and you are welcome to bring an extra pillow or blanket for added comfort. The class fee is $25.

Trivia Tuesday brings a lively quiz night to The Playground in Dunedin, and it goes on in any weather. Gather your team and put your knowledge to the test in a no-cost competition with prizes up for grabs. The event is hosted by Nancy, while April and Tristan keep the bar humming. Expect good food, refreshing drinks, and a welcoming crowd, plus plenty of laughs and bragging rights for the sharpest minds.

Caregiver’s Pathway Support Group has updated its meeting schedule. Meetings remain at St. Michael’s Old Catholic Church. The change is intended to better accommodate caregivers in the community and make it easier for more people to participate, build connections, and access support.

Test your knowledge at a free, live weekly trivia night at Beef 'O' Brady's - Oldsmar, hosted by Trivia Nation. The general knowledge game feels like a blend of Jeopardy and Trivial Pursuit, with questions designed for a broad range of ages. Teams are welcome, whether you arrive with friends, co-workers, or family, and solo players can join an existing team during the event. Each week offers $100 in prizes to keep the competition exciting. A free answer of the week is available on the Trivia Nation website for those looking to boost their score.

Learn salsa in a welcoming group setting led by a master instructor. Expect plenty of dancers on the floor, step-by-step instruction, and an upbeat atmosphere filled with laughter and friendly fun. Separate sessions are offered for beginners and for intermediate dancers, so you can start with fundamentals or build on existing skills. Classes take place each week to help participants grow in confidence and technique.

SHINE offers free, unbiased, and confidential health insurance counseling. You can sign up by calling 727-724-1525 x 4107 or by using the online appointment form.

Watch the sun set over the water at Dunedin Causeway during a relaxed Wednesday hangout that attracts Jeep enthusiasts and anyone in search of a classic Florida evening. Bring beach-day basics like a chair, a cooler, and shade. A nearby sandbar is easy to reach, so floats or tubes can add to the fun, and you may spot sand dollars while you wade. Please follow the Causeway rules: no dogs, no alcohol, and no glass, as police patrol the area and issue fines for violations. Convenient amenities are close by, including a restaurant with a bar within walking distance and restrooms. Help keep the shoreline beautiful by packing out everything you bring and leaving the beach cleaner than you found it.

Advance your tai chi practice in a mixed level session led by instructors from Tai Chi Traditions, Inc. The class focuses on refining the form and deepening technique while supporting the mind, body, and soul. Participants should have completed at least one beginner course and feel comfortable with the form. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover expenses and space rental. The session takes place at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd.

Experience a West Coast Swing group class set to R&B music. It begins with a warm up drill, then moves into partnering. New dancers work on fundamentals such as the sugar push, left and right side passes, and basic whips. The intermediate segment covers Bronze 4 and Silver West Coast Swing figures. The group features frequent rotation and offers a good workout. There is room to improvise, and no partner is needed.

Pi Pizza Bar in Dunedin hosts a Bandingo music bingo night led by Chris, also known as Emcee Werk It, the emcee of a widely recognized and highly awarded Tampa Bay game show. The experience blends a gameshow vibe with music, creating a fun backdrop for dining. The menu features craft pizza and garlicky knots, alongside a full liquor bar and plenty of local craft brews. Golf carts are welcome, adding to the neighborhood feel.

Put your knowledge to the test at a weekly trivia showdown in Dunedin. Face off against some of the city’s sharpest players in a challenge designed to push your limits. Expect tough questions and lively competition that rewards quick thinking and a broad range of facts.

Each Wednesday at Anclote Brew offers a simple way to beat the midweek slump through song. Singing takes center stage to chase the blues away.

At Dunedin Recreation Center, instructors from Tai Chi Traditions lead a welcoming, guided class focused on learning all 109 Tai Chi movements, with attention to benefits for mind, body, and spirit. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover expenses and rental of the space.

Teens ages 13 to 18 are invited to drop in for a weekly Youth Advisory Board meeting. This one-hour session is a chance to talk through library topics such as book selections, ideas for the teen room, and planning upcoming events. After attending, teens can meet with staff during later meetings to apply to officially join, and YAB volunteers also help plan and run other programs.

Kids can dive into a creative experience while parents take a well deserved break. Every week introduces a different hands-on art project that keeps participants engaged, smiling, and eager to return. To register, call 727-203-2452.

The Romantasy Book Club at Portkey Books focuses this meeting on The Knight and The Moth by Rachel Gillig. Meetings generally fall on the second Thursday every other month and usually take place in the courtyard at Portkey Books, weather permitting. If the weather requires a change, updates are shared with those who RSVP through the webstore, posted in the Romantasy Facebook group and on social media, and placed on the bookstore door. Upcoming selections include Behooved by M Stevenson in Apr, The Wicked Sea by Jordan Stephanie Gray in Jun, The Isle in the Silver Sea by Tasha Suri in Oct, and a Romantasy Pitch Party in Dec.

A small-group class at The Funk focuses on rebuilding mobility and strength through steel mace training paired with Stick Mobility. Steel mace work delivers whole-body conditioning that develops practical strength, a resilient core, strong grip, and freer shoulder movement. Its asymmetrical load challenges stabilizers and movement patterns that typical weights may not address. Stick Mobility adds leverage-based, dynamic stretching with resistance to expand range of motion while building strength, stability, coordination, and postural control. Training into end ranges supports joint health, helps prevent injury, assists with recovery, can reduce discomfort, and supports overall athletic performance and mental well-being. Class size is limited to 5. Online registration is required. Send a direct message with any questions.

The evening begins with a class for beginners, continues with a session on fundamentals, and concludes with a practica. Attendees can expect a welcoming mix of experience levels, along with coffee and snacks.

Experience Argentine tango in an evening of instruction and social practice at Palm Harbor Dancesport Studio. The night begins with a session for newcomers, followed by an intermediate class where beginners are welcome to remain and practice, then concludes with open practice time while instructors circulate and offer help upon request. A partner is not required because partners are often rotated during the classes, and the dance offers a simple, romantic way to connect with someone. Complimentary coffee will be available. Pricing is $30 per person for the full evening or $20 for a single class, with package options offered.

Held twice each month, Nurture Your Inner Garden is a women’s circle that offers a warm, supportive setting for connection, reflection, and empowerment. Participants explore their inner landscape, noticing unhelpful thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and patterns, while learning practical approaches to cultivate awareness, confidence, joy, and more intentional living. Each gathering makes room for candid conversation and thoughtful reflection on life’s big questions, whether navigating changes at home, in relationships, or at work, or simply seeking renewed connection with self and community. Guided by Maytte Dusseau and Patty Cimino, the experience integrates mindset, conscious creation, and the mind body connection. It is interactive, inviting women to share, listen, reflect, and receive support. The intention is for attendees to feel safe, heard, encouraged, and empowered, creating a place to return to whenever it is time to tend the inner garden. Open to all women. This gathering is donation based, with a suggested contribution of $20. Come exactly as you are.

Troubled Waters and Timeless Entertainment host a recurring trivia night as the weekend draws near.

Test your music know-how with rounds such as Name That Tune, general music trivia, and a few unexpected twists. There is no entry fee. The top three teams take home house cash, and the champions get to lift the Unicorn Trophy along with a week of bragging rights. Participants must be 21 or older. Seating is unreserved, so spots are first come, first served.

Joey Vega brings his comedy to Snappers Grill for an evening of stand-up plus motivational messages. This show is for adults 21 and up, with doors opening for dinner service 1.5 hours before showtime. VIP and dinner-and-show ticket options are available, and the venue notes that all sales are final and photography or recording isn’t allowed during the performance.