Events in Pinellas County, FL

Start the weekend early with a beach volleyball morning that blends coaching and friendly competition. The session begins with a focused class on two-person skills and drills, then transitions into 2s league play. Expect a welcoming, social atmosphere that encourages teamwork, skill building, and upbeat beach vibes, offering an energizing start to the day for seasoned players and those new to the sand.

Enjoy sushi for just five dollars on Fridays, with grab-and-go options made fresh daily and available at both store locations. The offer covers a limited selection and is available in the order guests arrive until sold out. Substitutions are not offered, the promotional price applies only on Fridays, and it cannot be combined with other discounts. Purchases are in-store only. Terms may change, and complete details are listed on the website.

Enjoy a complimentary, one-hour water aerobics session at E.H. McLin Pool. This class offers a gentle, joint-friendly workout that boosts cardiovascular fitness, builds strength, and improves flexibility while keeping you cool in the water. It is open to every fitness level, and no prior experience is needed. Admission is free. Attendees check in electronically for each class using a free Get Fit Membership, which is available to anyone who wants to attend a monthly Get Fit St. Pete class.

GreenLeaf Title hosts a networking and pitch session for real estate professionals at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club Ballroom in Saint Petersburg. Participants can connect with peers from across Tampa Bay, showcase new listings, announce open houses, and share buyer needs in front of an active, deal-focused audience. The format includes time to network followed by concise pitches, with a maximum of two listings per agent, and listings must be new within the past 30 days or not previously presented. Complimentary mimosas are provided courtesy of the event sponsors. To have a listing featured, email MLS numbers to brad@greenleaftitle.com. Sponsors include GreenLeaf Title, SB Pro Roofing, Happy Homes & Yards, and Current Creative. This program is organized by GreenLeaf Title and is not offered or endorsed by the St. Petersburg Yacht Club, and any views expressed are those of the organizer.

This playful storytime at Gulf Beaches Public Library is designed for children ages 2 to 4 and their caregivers. Kids enjoy engaging stories, lively songs, simple movement, and interactive activities that build early literacy, support language development, spark creativity, and encourage a love of reading. The library setting provides a friendly space for imagination, learning, and social connection with peers and adults.

Connect face-to-face with purpose at a faith-rooted networking gathering that emphasizes community, integrity, and genuine relationships. Facilitated introductions and open conversation create a friendly setting for meaningful dialogue and mutual encouragement. It is designed for people who prioritize service and shared values, whether the goal is to broaden connections or deepen existing relationships. The experience supports both personal and professional growth through intentional interactions and uplifting fellowship.

Settle into a calm, supportive meditation group at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Welcoming to both beginners and experienced practitioners, it provides a peaceful space to slow down and reset. The emphasis is on mindfulness and relaxation to ease stress, improve concentration, and support overall well-being, with opportunities to connect with others in the community.

The Mt. Zion Mobile Food Pantry provides free groceries and fresh produce to individuals and families in the community. No registration is required, and food is distributed on a first come, first served basis while supplies last. Please note that the pantry is not held on fifth Fridays.

Enjoy friendly Scrabble play at Gulf Beaches Public Library. The event welcomes all experience levels, from seasoned word lovers to casual board game fans. Expect classic gameplay, lighthearted competition, and conversations with fellow players in a relaxed library setting.

Cool Beans Coffee and Ice Cream partners with Ms. Stephanie to offer a STEM Explorers enrichment program for ages 5 to 16. The experience blends hands-on science labs with creative art in a welcoming cafe setting, creating a place to explore, create, discover, and belong. Across the first six weeks, young scientists dive into polymer-based slime experiments, make lava lamp style projects, build magnetic jungle mazes, try fingerprinting and other forensic science activities, tackle spooky sweet challenges that invite them to build, test, and dissolve, and enjoy seasonal fun with erupting pumpkins and bubbly Frankenstein themed creations. Many sessions include a make-and-take project so participants can bring their work home. The cost is 40 dollars per child. Families using Step Up for Students scholarships can log in to their platform, search for Mobile STEM Academy, and register for the Cool Beans class without paying out of pocket.

FLO-RAW, recognized as Best of the Bay’s Best Pop Band, appears with Women of Rock, named Best Rock Band, for a live performance at the Harbor Bar during 3rd Friday in Safety Harbor. These award-winning acts take the stage for a showcase of pop and rock.

Kick off the weekend with beer battered fish, shrimp, and burgers.

Arrive in your favorite Halloween costume for a spirited celebration with dancing, face painting, and festive fun. Enjoy music, plenty of smiles, and a dash of Halloween magic. Tickets can be transferred to another person, but they are nonrefundable once purchased. To avoid ticket processing fees, purchase directly by calling the spa at (727)301-1808.

American Legion Post 104 hosts a night of dinner, dancing, and live music from The Rockus Band.

MM returns to Neptune Grill in Gulfport, Florida for the 3rd Fridays tradition. This homecoming brings the group back to a familiar venue for a recurring community night.

A boot camp session is taking place at Lazarillo Park. For updates and additional information, check GroupMe.

Explore stained glass in a relaxed, create-and-take-home workshop paired with a tasting flight of wine. Craft a suncatcher from start to finish with guided, step-by-step instruction, time to sip and socialize, and a process that welcomes beginners. All materials, tools, and safety equipment are provided. Leave with a finished, ready-to-hang piece, and enjoy wines chosen to match the creative atmosphere. Suitable for date nights, outings with friends, celebrations, and groups seeking a non-bar option. Sessions typically run about two and a half to three hours, so you will head home with a handcrafted work of art and lasting memories.

Rob Tyre brings live music to the front porch.

A drop off evening for children ages 3 to 10 filled with spooky themed activities. Kids can enjoy pizza, games, crafts, a glowing room experience, and sweet treats, with costumes encouraged. Staff keep everyone active, engaged, and safe in an inclusive environment while parents take a short break. Spots are limited and reservations are required.

This monthly meetup brings together Krampus enthusiasts to talk about costuming, plan upcoming activities, and share new ideas. There is also time to socialize with fellow members over drinks. The gathering takes place in the Bierstube at the front of the main building. Those who want a bite beforehand can get dinner from Welton Brewing Co. and Oyster Bar in building two on the property. For membership inquiries, contact Todd Bogner at tbogner32@gmail.com.

FEARVILLE Haunted Nights features a lineup of scares and attractions. Activities include FEARville's Haunted Maze, the INFESTATION scare zone, and the Hallows Hayride. A food truck and bars serve beer, wine, and cocktails, and wine tastings include a goat experience. A VIP Pass includes mechanical bull rides, extra entertainment, animal feeding, and gem mining. Lines for attractions continue to move even after entry closes.

Back in St. Pete, this gathering returns to Fergs for another round of good vibes and an amazing time. Share the news with friends and get ready to have a blast together.

A live performance from NB brings a party atmosphere to Ka'Tiki in Treasure Island, Florida.

Settle in for an evening of free live music at the Horizon West Bay plaza. Bring a blanket or chair, gather friends, and enjoy a relaxed night out in Downtown Largo. Leashed pets are welcome.

A weekly Magic Standard Showdown runs on Fridays, offering a competitive evening for players. Entry is $7. The prize pool consists of two Set or Play boosters for each participant, with the option to take $3.50 in store credit per pack. The top cut and prize distribution will be set at the event based on the number of players.

Settle into a restorative yin yoga session at The Face Garden that flows into a guided meditation accompanied by the calming vibrations of crystal sound bowls. Expect slow, held poses that reach deep connective tissues and help release built-up tension, followed by sound that encourages deep relaxation. Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, this small-group class is limited to nine participants to keep the atmosphere cozy and focused. The experience runs about 60 minutes and offers space to let go, clear the mind, and recharge. All props are provided, including mats, blankets, blocks, and bolsters. The cost is $20 per person, and advance online registration is required to reserve a spot.

Begin the weekend with Friday night karaoke at Anclote Brew. Sing your favorite tunes, cheer on other performers, and enjoy a lively, music-filled evening.

The Oz Noy Trio, joined by drummer Dave Weckl, delivers a high-energy mix of jazz, funk, rock, and blues. Driven by punchy grooves, adventurous improvisation, and intricate rhythms, the group pushes instrumental music into fresh territory with a raw, creative spark. Tickets are on sale.

Start the weekend with a night of dancing. The evening opens with an intermediate-level group lesson and continues with a social dance party. Refreshments include soda, water, coffee, and wine. Students receive free admission to both the class and the party, and the public can attend both for $20 or the party only for $15.

TBBL hosts a karaoke night that welcomes groups and solo attendees, making it easy to meet new people. There is no cover charge, and food and drinks are available for purchase. The location alternates each month between Pinellas with Immani Love and Hillsborough County with Sharon Ray. Please note that days, dates, and locations have changed for 2026, so plan for the updated location.

At Stix, karaoke takes center stage as you step up to the mic and show what you can do, with RockAfterDark providing the soundtrack. Take your turn, hit your notes, and aim for a performance worthy of a legend.

Cyclists looking to step up their performance can take on a road ride paced around 20 to 24 mph. Riders are organized into A and B groups for a smooth rollout from the shop. Midway, the group stops at Bassanos to meet the Tweener group for coffee, optional food, and friendly banter, then everyone returns to the shop together. Helmets are required, and lights are highly suggested.

Playtri St. Petersburg hosts a structured group ride that welcomes cyclists of all experience levels. The session focuses on skill development and confidence-building in a supportive setting, and the duration varies based on the distance chosen. New riders receive guidance for road and triathlon biking, while experienced cyclists can pick up the pace and ride ahead as the group naturally separates. Tri bikes are welcome, making this a useful training opportunity for those preparing for races or aiming to improve road cycling technique. All participants must wear a helmet, are encouraged to bring water and nutrition for the ride, and should arrive in suitable cycling apparel.

Designed for cyclists who feel steady on the bike but are not yet cruising at 20 mph for long periods, this group road ride focuses on building fitness and teaching group ride etiquette. Participants should be comfortable maintaining a 14 to 16 mph pace within a group and covering 15 to 20 miles. Bring a road or fitness bike, a helmet, a smile, and a friend. It offers a friendly introduction to road riding and a helpful step toward feeling confident on larger, faster group rides.

Learn about the importance of mammograms while enjoying breakfast at an educational gathering. The event takes place at the Orlando Health Imaging Center Institute Square office in St Petersburg. To reserve a place, call (407) 331-9355, as space is limited.

Taking place at Helen Howarth Community Park in Pinellas Park, FL, this UDJC show features dressage and jumping and includes judges feedback. More details will be shared soon.

Take your practice outside at The Patch Dunedin with a free 45 minute yoga flow offered by Warrior ONE Dunedin at the Gerald Rehm Pavilion, just outside Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café Downtown Dunedin. This welcoming community class is open to all levels, including first-timers, and encourages you to arrive exactly as you are. Bring a yoga mat if you can, and know that extra mats will be available. The class also supports Dunedin Cares through a weekly food drive, so please consider bringing family-friendly items to donate. Warrior ONE accepts pantry contributions every day, with collection bins available in the studio courtyard. Registration is available online through Warrior ONE. If rain is expected, check with the studio for updates.

SSOVA brings beach volleyball competition to Gulfport Beach Park in Gulfport, with two days of play for adults and juniors. One day is set for Adults AA to BB. The other day features Juniors and Adults Coed, and in Juniors Open divisions, the top two finishers earn AVP Bids while first, second, and third receive USAV American Division Bids. Event details, rules, and prize information are available through SSOVA. The tournament runs rain or shine. Only consistent lightning or unsafe conditions will cause a cancellation. If the first day is canceled it will shift to the second day, and if the second day is canceled it will be moved to the next available tournament. There are no refunds due to rain or if you choose not to attend a makeup date. For questions, contact Director Prem at 727-380-1168 or Director@SSOVA.com.

Take part in a circuit style fitness class at the AARP sponsored FitLot in Booker Creek Park. Offered by Healthy St. Pete, this session is welcoming to beginners and anyone interested in building confidence with exercise. Admission is free and all fitness levels are encouraged. Participants check in electronically with a free Get Fit St. Pete membership, which is available to anyone interested in attending a monthly Get Fit St. Pete class. The group meets at the AARP sponsored outdoor fitness area within the park.

Beginner roller skating classes at Astro Skate Tarpon Springs are designed for ages 4 and up, and first-time skaters are welcome. Each 60 minute session covers the essentials, including how to stand and stay balanced on eight wheels, glide forward with confidence, and stop safely without holding the wall, all reinforced through fun, skill-building games. Instruction is led by USARS certified instructors. The cost is $10 at the door, and rental skates are included, or bring your own. Please plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to get skates on and warm up before class.

In St Petersburg, FL, a donation-based workout combines boxing, kickboxing, and high intensity interval training. It welcomes veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone seeking an affordable new challenge. Participants can expect practical coaching, genuine support, and a focus on developing strength, confidence, and community. The atmosphere is inclusive and low ego, with no judgment, just people improving together.

Shape a unique clay house over two inspiring days at SHAMc with ceramic artist Jan Richardson. Drawing from the look of her widely collected Windy Meadows Pottery, participants ages 18 and up use freshly made templates to construct a hand-built house, then personalize the form with their own details. Color is added with underglazes and colored clay, and original Windy Meadows texture molds are available to create intricate, timeworn surfaces. Basic tools and materials are supplied. Finished pieces will be kiln fired after the class, and Jan will share guidance for optional cold finishes once firing is complete. A lunch break is included each day.

At Pass A Grille Beach, the Volkswagen community gathers by the shore to celebrate their cars and one another. For more than 14 years, what started as a small local meet has grown into a long-running tradition with familiar faces, shared stories, and multiple generations of enthusiasts and vehicles. Salty Dub is helping carry the tradition forward for a second year, staying true to the respectful, careful, community-driven spirit that has defined it. The day includes a beach cleanup, a relaxed beachside meetup that welcomes every Volkswagen, and a car show component, along with giveaways and exclusive event merchandise. Expect laid-back beach vibes that focus on connection and keeping a piece of local VW culture alive.

A long-running Volkswagen tradition returns to Pass A Grille Beach, bringing together enthusiasts and their cars by the water. What started as a small local meet has grown into a gathering where familiar faces reconnect, stories are shared, and multiple generations of people and vehicles come together. After helping carry the torch last year, Salty Dub continues the event with the same care and community spirit that have defined it for years. Expect a relaxed beachside meetup open to all Volkswagens, a casual car show element, giveaways, and limited-edition merchandise. The day features a beach cleanup, an opening for the meet, car show judging, and a friendly wrap up. Registration will open soon and space will be limited. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available. At its core, this gathering is about supporting one another, welcoming every build and every person, and keeping a piece of local VW culture thriving.

Power Hour is a tennis session at Lazarillo Park in Saint Pete Beach, providing time on the courts with others who want to hit and rally.

This free, hands-on CPR and defibrillator training welcomes St. Bart’s parishioners and the wider community, including parents, grandparents, caregivers, teens, neighbors, and anyone seeking practical emergency skills. The approximately two and a half hour session is taught by trained staff from St. Anthony’s Hospital and follows the American Heart Association Family & Friends CPR curriculum, using a practice while watching approach that offers plenty of time for hands-on learning. Topics include adult hands-only CPR, adult CPR with breaths, CPR for children and infants, how to respond to choking across age groups, and how to recognize and use an AED for adults and children. There is no fee to attend, it is open to ages 9 and older, and there is no written test. Participants receive a certificate of participation, and the course is intended for general knowledge rather than job certification. The training is particularly relevant for St. Bart’s ushers and greeters and for those who work with children. Advance registration is required so organizers can provide St. Anthony’s Hospital with an accurate headcount and plan staffing accordingly. For questions, contact the church office at (727) 867-7015 or office@stbartsinstpete.org.

Shop a warehouse style pop up featuring 20 percent off plus size apparel as part of the Curv Exchange Plus Size Resale Boutique. Explore a broad selection of designer and popular labels, including Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic, and more. The range spans sizes 10 through 30 and beyond for an inclusive shopping experience.

Build practical skills and confidence in a six week self defense course designed for women of all ages and fitness levels. Training covers fundamental striking and combatives so you can throw effective punches and kicks while developing strength and coordination. Learn how to prevent and escape chokes from the front, side, or behind, and practice methods to break free from standing or lifted bear hugs to regain control and reach safety. The curriculum includes skills for protecting others in critical situations. Ground defense is a key element, with tactics to escape and fight back if taken to the floor. Instruction addresses awareness, prevention, and de escalation to recognize threats early and reduce the need for physical confrontation. You will also explore practical responses to knives and other weapons to prepare for the unexpected. Participants receive full access to Krav Maga and kickboxing classes throughout the six weeks. The focus is not only on self defense techniques, it is on building empowerment, confidence, and control.

HOB Give Back offers a free food distribution for anyone experiencing food insecurity and in need of grocery support. All are welcome, and no identification is requested, except when needed to confirm that attendees are not from the same household, since each household may receive one bag. Donations come through Good Neighbors, and households can choose the items that fit their needs. Bags often include fresh produce, breads, desserts, and meat, though availability changes and some items may have limits per family. To keep things fair and avoid long lines, the order is set by a lottery. Cards are handed out and drawn at random before the distribution begins. If someone arrives after the start, they receive a smiley face and are served after those with cards, because new cards are not issued once it is underway. Look for the setup under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co in Dunedin.

Explore everyday actions that support a healthier Tampa Bay in a free, public workshop at the Creative Play Learning Center. Participants will reflect on their own yard and household routines, such as fertilizer choices and schedules, whether applications happen before rain, how close work occurs to shorelines, pet waste cleanup habits, pesticide use, and the balance of turf grass and native plants. The session includes a guided walk through a newly installed rain garden made possible by a Bay Mini Grant from the Tampa Bay Estuary Program through Tarpon Tags. The garden is partly shaded, so plan for outdoor conditions and bring water. Admission is free thanks to the grant, and a reservation is required to ensure an accurate head count.

Now rescheduled due to weather, this community celebration honors 45+1 years of caring at Tarpon Total Health Care. Open to all, it features local vendors, music, and activities, with the day focused on supporting Ronald McDonald House Tampa Bay.

This LABLAST dance fitness class centers on popular music, familiar dance steps, and a focus on having fun. Developed by Louis Van Amstel of Dancing with the Stars, the program blends moves from a variety of well known dances. Led by Vicki, the class is $10 and no reservation is required.

Discover what it really takes to keep skin looking healthy and youthful at a Lunch & Learn that looks beyond topical products to the science of longevity, cellular wellness, collagen renewal, and advanced rejuvenation. The program explores how summer sun, heat, and environmental stress can contribute to dullness, uneven tone, pigmentation, and texture changes, and why fall is an ideal time to focus on repair and renewal. Expect an in-depth look at strategies for supporting skin from within, along with insights into RF microneedling for collagen stimulation and improvements in fine lines, texture, and laxity. The session also covers VI Peels for refreshing skin and addressing discoloration and uneven tone, plus EMFACE, which pairs facial muscle stimulation with radiofrequency. There will be guidance on combining internal wellness with aesthetic treatments to design a personalized reset after the summer months. The event features lunch and refreshments, special offers available only to attendees, a live question and answer session with the team, personalized treatment recommendations, and giveaways. Admission is free, though capacity is limited and reservations are required.

The third annual Crabs for a Cure returns to Corey Avenue in St. Pete Beach, blending Maryland traditions, live entertainment, and community fundraising to benefit the American Cancer Society Relay For Life. Presented with support from the Corey Avenue Business Association, this Breast Cancer Awareness Month street event focuses on bringing people together to honor those affected by cancer and to fuel lifesaving work. Expect an unlimited Maryland-style crab feast alongside Maryland favorites like pit beef and other regional specialties. Each ticket includes an Orange Crush, plus Maryland-style snowballs from Tiki Tim’s and a beer and wine garden presented by the Corey Avenue Business Association. Entertainment features a DJ and live music, with local vendors, sports memorabilia, silent auctions, raffles, and family-friendly activities adding to the festival atmosphere. Attendees can also enter a raffle for a getaway for two to Baltimore that includes round-trip airfare, a two-night hotel stay provided by OTO Development, entry to Jimmy’s Famous Seafood TailGOAT, tickets to a Tampa Bay Buccaneers versus Baltimore Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium, and round-trip rides with Gabrielle. The winning ticket will be drawn during the event, and raffle proceeds also support the American Cancer Society Relay For Life. Tickets are $80 per person and are available through Eventbrite.

Poly Essence Duo brings a versatile set that moves from smooth island-inspired grooves to lively rhythms that get people dancing, all built around feel-good sounds and positive energy. The music unfolds at The North End Taphouse & Kitchen in Gulfport, a cozy neighborhood spot in The Village Courtyard with a wide selection of craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and satisfying bites, plus an easygoing setting for live music and special events. Expect an uplifting atmosphere grounded in island warmth and a focus on happiness.

Enjoy a relaxed collage-making session with all supplies provided at no cost. Bring your own ephemera to share or trade and connect with like-minded creatives. These sessions take place twice a month on the first and third Saturday. Space is limited and available on a first come, first served basis, and no registration is required. To be added to the RSVP list and receive reminder emails, contact ArtsCenter@mygulfport.us.

Back for its seventh year, the Spooky Cycle offers a welcoming biking experience with plenty of accessible bikes and fun. Expect a bubble-filled celebration from Bubblewise, an animal encounter with Doug Scull, and a performance by Glow Music Therapy. Kona Ice and Chick Fil A will be on hand, with more activities planned. Everything is free for everyone, and additional details will be shared soon.

Julie Black & Her Band deliver a blend of blues, jazz, and soul on the Promenade Pier Stage as part of the 47th Clearwater Jazz Holiday. This performance is designated open access. Seating tends to fill quickly, so early arrival is recommended. CBS TV has recognized Julie Black for her seamless mix of these genres.

This event returns with live music, a DJ, vendors offering food and crafts, and dancing in the street. Shads will be open for pre-gaming ahead of the festivities. Parking is expected to be challenging, so rideshare is recommended for a smoother experience.

This community night at Edge It Up Barbershop celebrates motorcycles, music, food, and local businesses. Riders and enthusiasts can unwind, admire standout bikes, connect with others, and support neighborhood vendors. Everyone is welcome, and bringing a bike and friends is encouraged. Highlights include a bike show with professional judging, awards in multiple categories, live barber activities, food and drinks, shop specials, giveaways, and more. All types of bikes are invited to participate. To enter the bike show or ask questions, send an RSVP to (719) 200-9376. This outdoor gathering is pet friendly.

At the German American Society of Pinellas County, this open-air Biergarten provides a calm, welcoming spot in Pinellas Park. It offers German brews on draft along with a variety of bottled choices, plus wine and schnapps. German dinner is frequently available, and additional dinner options are offered next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

FuseBox is back at The Toasted Monkey with a rock filled show in St. Pete Beach. Early arrival is recommended.

Creative Clay hosts an evening at the St. Petersburg Shuffleboard Club that spotlights art, live music, and community while raising funds for inclusive arts programming for artists with disabilities. The Betty Fox Band takes the stage, setting the tone for dancing and celebration as attendees explore original artwork, browse unique merchandise, and enjoy dinner from local food trucks. A live art auction features the Iconic Landmarks of Tampa Bay paintings, a collection admired by collectors and community supporters. The event also includes an Artlink exhibition showcasing work created through Creative Clay’s employment and mentorship program, which connects artists with disabilities to professional opportunities and public audiences. Every ticket helps advance Creative Clay’s mission to create expressive, educational, and vocational experiences in the arts for people with disabilities. It is a gathering where creativity, connection, and a meaningful cause come together.

Rob Tyre performs live on the porch out front Wednesday through Saturday.

A tribute to the music of Three Dog Night takes place at Pinellas Park Performing Arts Center in Pinellas Park, FL. The event is dedicated to their songs and signature sound, offering a focused celebration of the band’s legacy.

The Toadies take the stage at Jannus Live for an all ages concert. The show will go on rain or shine, and the lineup of supporting artists may change without advance notice.

Settle into a calming evening with Amber Rae that blends yoga, mindful breathwork, and resonant gong sound to encourage deep rest, renewal, and release. Eye pads are available to support full relaxation, and yoga mats can be provided if needed. Soft, spiritual lighting creates a peaceful setting for inward focus. The experience concludes with tea. Please bring a blanket, a pillow, and anything else that helps you feel comfortable.

Sharks Bar & Grill in Largo hosts a free team trivia night where groups compete for gift card prizes. The top three teams earn awards of $30, $20, and $10. Participants can also pick up an additional five points by reviewing the three daily article headlines before the game.

This weekly Saturday event keeps things straightforward with a $7 entry. Prizes are awarded as packs when they are available, with store credit offered instead if packs are not in stock.

Al Lang Stadium welcomes four-legged fans as the Rowdies face Detroit City FC. Attendees can enjoy the match with their dogs by their side. For details about available ticket packages, please contact the ticket office.

Players compete in a Star Wars Unlimited tournament using the Twin Suns format. The entry fee is $7. This event takes place every Saturday.

Live music fills Goose’s Sports Bar, a local favorite. The night also highlights the venue’s focus on service, prices, drinks, and food alongside the performance.

A debut show arrives at Coco's in Indian Rocks Beach, marking the first appearance at the venue.

Admission is free for a night of live music featuring Olde Rage, Boney Fiend, and The Inhalers at Caledonia Brewing in Dunedin. Enjoy a brewery setting with beer available and a three-band lineup.

The Matrux brings an extended performance to the Moon Tower at Dunedin Brewery, joined by four guest percussionists known as The Local Sunset Drummers and by saxophonist Brian Doss. The show spans three continuous hours with additional surprises planned along the way. Pre-sale tickets are $10.

Set at Fort DeSoto Park’s North Beach, this installment of the triathlon series offers consistent distances across multiple race dates in one season so athletes can track progress on the same terrain. Race options include a sprint triathlon with swim .25, bike 10, and run 3.1, a sprint duathlon with run .62, bike 10, and run 3.1, a sprint aquabike with swim .25 and bike 10, an international triathlon with swim .5, bike 20, and run 6.2, and an international aquabike with swim .5 and bike 20. The swim unfolds in salt water within view of spectators. The bike segment is fully closed to traffic, with two laps for international and one for sprint. The run follows an out and back 5K through the park, with one lap for sprint participants and two for international. Spectators can cheer along the finishing stretch where friends, family and music greet athletes at the line. Warm Gulf waters, a car free bike route, and a flat run create conditions that support personal bests. Presented by Integrity Multisport.

Lucky Cat Yoga leads a monthly vinyasa session at The Dalí on the third Sunday, offering an all-level practice that weaves together breath work, postures, meditation, and relaxation. Depending on the day, class takes place in the Raymond James Community Room or the Avant-Garden, both with scenic waterfront views. Participants are encouraged to move at a comfortable pace and nurture their practice over time. Please arrive early to allow time for parking and admission. Bring your own yoga mat, as mats are not provided by the Museum. Gallery visits the same day are available at half price.

Settle into a relaxed fiber arts meetup at The Common Thread, a new café and creative space in St. Petersburg’s Warehouse Arts District just off the Pinellas Trail, in the former home of The Chelsea café. This welcoming gathering invites knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and anyone who enjoys working with yarn or thread. No ticket or RSVP is needed, and participation is included with any café or shop purchase. Bring a work in progress, sip something comforting, and enjoy easy conversation while you stitch. The café and shop will be open, seating is first come, first served, and parking is available in the Golfology Shopping Center. Well behaved pets are welcome on the shaded outdoor patio. Stay briefly or linger as long as you like for friendly, low key creative time.

Located at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg in downtown St. Pete, this outdoor market gathers a selection of local vendors and artists. Browse creations from area makers, enjoy treats and small bites, and catch music performances that set a relaxed tone. It is free to attend, family friendly, and welcoming to dogs.

Football will be on at The North End Taphouse & Kitchen in The Village Courtyard. This family-friendly spot serves craft beers from the Tampa Bay area and beyond, along with wine, seltzers, and non-alcoholic options. The menu includes sandwiches, salads, snacks, and sweets to enjoy while the game plays.

XZanthia’s Art Asylum offers an offbeat boutique experience in the St Pete area, showcasing curiosities, artwork, and cosplay created by local artist XZanthia and her collaborators. The mix leans spooky with a splash of glam for a playful, curious atmosphere. For information, text 813-263-0761.

This weekly casual league tournament features a $7 entry fee. All participants receive a prize, with special prizes awarded to winners.

Head to Dog Bar St. Pete for a pup wash that makes a difference. This Charity Bath Day benefits Compassion Kind, which rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes dogs and cats in need, and 100 percent of proceeds from baths go directly to support that mission. Each bath includes a careful ear cleaning and a gentle towel dry to leave your dog fresh and fluffy, perfect for upcoming Halloween costume fun. Pricing is $10 for small dogs, $15 for medium, and $20 for large. A nail trim can be added for $5 with a bath, provided by Beacon. Service is first come, first served, and spots are limited. Sponsors include Calling All Dogs, Beacon, and Dapple Up Pup. Dog Bar features an off-leash dog park and full-service bar with more than 4,500 square feet of Astroturf for a clean, safe play area, and staff are on site during busy times to help keep things friendly.

Learn the cold process method while crafting a head-to-toe, all-purpose beer soap in a friendly, hands-on workshop at Jade Soap Shop in Dunedin, Florida. Beer contributes natural components like hops, barley and B vitamins that support a luxurious lather and a gentle cleanse, helping skin feel soft and moisturized. It can also be used for hair and scalp care, leaving hair manageable and healthy-looking. Guided instruction covers the underlying chemistry of cold process soap making, safe and correct handling of lye, an overview of tools, materials and ingredients, techniques for incorporating beer, and straightforward approaches to color and scent. Participants follow the complete step-by-step process from start to finish. Everyone makes and takes home a three-pound loaf of beer soap along with a detailed handout containing the recipe and step-by-step guidance. Class size is small, with room for up to six participants. It is beginner friendly, and prior experience is helpful but not required. This class is part of the Natural Soap 2-Day Certificate Course. Please note that cold process soap needs three to four weeks to cure before it is ready to use.

Explore the basics of AcroYoga in a welcoming, beginner-friendly class in St. Petersburg, FL. No partner is needed, and there is no expectation of extra flexibility or significant strength. The session focuses on building confidence and addressing common barriers that keep people from trying AcroYoga, and it is open to all ages, shapes, sizes, and genders. This is a donation-based offering, and contributions support community growth and help fund public education events about AcroYoga. Participants can expect a solid foundation in key skills, an introduction to the local AcroYoga community, a beginner roadmap with a challenge card to continue practicing, guidance on body mechanics and core engagement, and tools for positive, solution-focused communication. Please plan to reserve a spot in advance and complete a liability waiver before participating. The class maintains a sober environment with no substance or alcohol use, and everyone is asked to arrive ready to collaborate with others. If you feel sick, have a fever, or have been in recent close contact with someone who is ill, please refrain from attending. Helpful items to bring include a yoga mat or panel mat or a beach blanket, along with a towel, water, and snacks. You can stay connected by following the group on social media, and St. Pete Acro Yoga offers a free membership option for updates on future activities. After class, share your new skills on social media and tag the organizers to celebrate your progress.

Temporary Sanity appears at The North End Taphouse & Kitchen in The Village Courtyard, accompanied by music from Eddie Kusar and Michael Beck. The neighborhood taphouse offers a comfortable Courtyard setting with a range of craft beer, cocktails, nonalcoholic drinks, and snacks, creating a relaxed backdrop for music and good company.

Tickets are sold out. Week 3 of the Halloween trivia series brings a Witches, Wizards and Lore theme to The Locke at Escape FLA. Teams put their knowledge of dark folklore, ancient myths, famous spellcasters, and iconic fantasy lore to the test. It is the penultimate week of the series, and every point contributes to the season leaderboard before next week’s championship.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder perform at Jannus Live in an all-ages show. The event will proceed regardless of weather, and the roster of opening acts may be updated without advance notice. Ticket access includes several presale options as well as a general on sale.

Unwind at a casual sunset meetup on the Dunedin Causeway. Bring a chair and a favorite drink, then settle in by the water to watch the sky change colors. Expect a relaxed crowd with Jeeps lined up along the waterfront, creating a simple, social scene for enjoying the Florida sunset. This weekly gathering brings people together to wrap up the weekend with an easygoing view.

Bill Wharton, the blues guitarist known as The Sauce Boss, brings his signature blend of music and cooking to Safety Harbor Art and Music Center. He cooks a pot of gumbo onstage while performing, pairing distinctive slide guitar with a mix of blues, rock, funk, Cajun, and Gulf Coast influences. With decades of touring and recording, including the release With Extra Sauce, he is known for lively shows that highlight Southern culture. SHAMc is a nonprofit arts hub with an intimate listening room that presents close-up concerts for a limited audience, creating a personal experience unlike a traditional venue. Seating is inside a covered, open-air pavilion, so dress with the weather in mind. Street parking is available and all posted restrictions should be followed. Outside open containers, including water bottles, are not permitted because of the venue's liquor license. The Happy Garden Bar offers adult beverages, sodas, and water for purchase. Food is not available on-site.

Free team trivia takes place at the Tap Room at the Hollander Hotel, hosted by Trivia Maestro Sir Douglas of Tampa Bay Dream Team. Teams compete for HH Bucks, with $50 for first place, $25 for second, and $15 for third. The champions also get a photo with the Tampa Bay Dream Team Champions Weekly Trophy, and the top team can add their own swag to it. Each location brings its own twist to keep the game fresh. Check the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the event for a bonus question and answer. Large party reservations are available at (727) 873-7900.

Arch Enemy brings its Swedish melodic death metal assault to Jannus in Tampa, touring alongside The Black Dahlia Murder. The performance centers on punishing riffs, fierce vocals, and ceaseless live energy, paired with sharp technical musicianship and a high-octane stage show. Known for Nemesis, The World Is Yours, and War Eternal, the band delivers powerful metal anthems at full throttle.

Making a return appearance at Ruth Eckerd Hall, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac brings the energy and sound of the iconic rock group to the stage in a concert that mirrors the feel of their classic live shows. Celebrated by fans across the country for authenticity and backed by an endorsement from founding member Mick Fleetwood, the production revisits the songs and performances that cemented Fleetwood Mac’s place in music history. New listeners and longtime followers alike can experience a faithful tribute that honors the band’s legacy with passion and precision.

Josh & Jenny present an eclectic mix of music on the beaches of Clearwater, Florida.

Returning to a beloved Clearwater Beach spot, this event offers an evening of music and good vibes.

Take part in a monthly pinball tournament at Replay Amusement Museum, presented by Elusive Orbit and affiliated with the Stern Army. A relaxed warm-up and potluck come first, then competition begins. Qualifying uses group matchplay in four-player groups with two-game rounds. The number of rounds, the finals format, and the field of finalists will be set based on turnout and available time, though it typically features three qualifying rounds for six total games followed by an eight-player group elimination final. The entry is $10 to the prize pool plus a $5 house fee, and the event is IFPA approved. Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome, and first-time IFPA competitors play for free. Expect random prize drawings supported by Stern Pinball, with additional chances to win for those who bring food to share. Cash prizes and trophies will be awarded to the top four finishers.

Bounce into a high-energy Jump Fit session from West Florida Dance Center and Sculpt & Flow Studios at The Bridge Dance Complex in Largo. This instructor-led workout pairs easy-to-follow cardio with strength and balance training, using rebound boots, lively music, and a fun, party-style atmosphere. Instructors offer plenty of encouragement and provide an introduction to the boots to help participants find a steady rhythm. No dance experience is required. Bring water and wear comfortable workout clothes with socks. Boot rentals are available, space is limited, and two class times are offered.

Gather at the Pinellas Beaches Chamber for a monthly networking meetup that brings together professionals from across the Pinellas Beaches area for coffee and conversation. Build connections in a friendly setting, exchange updates about your business, and learn about opportunities in the local community. Coffee and light refreshments will be available. There is no fee to attend, and an RSVP is required in advance. The event welcomes longtime members, newcomers, and those considering membership. Attendees may want to bring business cards. Presented with support from Kaldi's Coffee Roasting Co.

Explore bromeliads for both indoor spaces and outdoor landscapes at Palm Harbor Library, including cultivars well suited to each. Master Gardener Cat Stillwagon will explain the main terrestrial and epiphytic groups, their broad range of sizes, and the conditions they require to thrive. Plant samples will be on view, and some will be available for purchase.

At The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, this open mic creates a welcoming spot for musicians and music fans to connect, share songs, and enjoy live local sounds. Solo performers are invited, and on-the-spot collaborations are encouraged, fostering a friendly mix of conversation, music making, and listening. Performer signups are available. Community sponsors help set the scene. The North End Taphouse & Kitchen is a family-friendly restaurant pouring craft beers from the Tampa Bay area and beyond, along with wine, seltzer, nonalcoholic choices, and a selection of sandwiches, salads, snacks, and sweets. Low Tide Kava Bar offers a creative, relaxed gathering place with kava, kratom, and a variety of teas. NoiseMakers is a St. Petersburg music school with lively classes in guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, percussion, violin, songwriting, voice, and more. Sunshine 96.7 FM is a local radio station showcasing the music of hundreds of Tampa Bay artists.

Connect with local business leaders over a morning meal at the Pinellas Park Senior Center. Hosted by the Pinellas Park Gateway Chamber of Commerce, this gathering welcomes Chamber members as well as first-time guests. Expect time to network, breakfast provided by a Chamber member sponsor, and a presentation from a Chamber member sponsor with the topic to be announced. It offers a chance to build relationships, learn from peers, and support fellow Chamber businesses. RSVP is requested.

A Champions League clash features FC Bayern hosting Arsenal, the Premier League leaders who pose a serious challenge to Bayern’s European ambitions this season. The German-American Society serves as a home base for Bundesliga fans and supporters of FC Bayern München.

This free art and wellness night welcomes teens ages 13 to 17 to the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center. Presented with Speak Up: Let’s Talk About Mental Health, Teen Takeover Art Night offers hands-on projects in painting, collage, and doodling that encourage self-expression, connection, and simple ways to de-stress and stay grounded. Music, messy creativity, and open conversation set the tone for a supportive, judgment free space. All materials are provided, no experience is needed, and registration is not required. Held every Wednesday, the emphasis is on creativity, community, and caring for both mind and heart.

Ka'Tiki hosts a lively acoustic show from 6 Strangs And A Fiddle with sets that span rock, country, blues, bluegrass, Irish, and beyond. Mark Marra plays acoustic guitar alongside Jesse Allen Porter on fiddle, creating an upbeat party atmosphere with energetic, cross-genre tunes.

Participants can connect either online in a Discord meeting channel or in person at Tarpon Springs Public Library.

BarrelHouse Talent and Music on the Couch bring Jason Ricci & The Bad Kind to Catherine A. Hickman Theater for a live performance. The evening opens with a set from local act Hot Tonic Duo. Tickets are on sale.

Experience an evening of haunted tales paired with sweet and savory courses. Choose French press coffee or a selection of hot teas to accompany the stories.

An open blues jam led by Drew Bolognini with the Bourbon & Bones band hosting. A complete backline is provided for performers.

SHAMc Alive: Open Mic Night brings a lively mix of music, poetry, comedy, and more to the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center. Hosted by Ed Derkevics with Ben and Mike, the event welcomes performers and listeners in a friendly setting that encourages creativity and connection. Poets, writers, musicians, comedians, and storytellers are invited to take the stage, with up to seven minutes for each performance. Admission is free, donations are appreciated, and no reservation is required. Beer, wine, canned cocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks are available, and proceeds help support SHAMc youth art programs. To comply with the venue’s liquor license, outside open containers are not allowed on the premises, including water bottles.

The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA returns to the Ruth Eckerd Hall stage for its twelfth visit, bringing mirror ball sparkle and flashing lights to a night of timeless pop. Recognized as a leading ABBA tribute worldwide, the group delivers a high-energy performance packed with favorites such as Mamma Mia, S.O.S, Money, Money, Money, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Waterloo, Gimme, Gimme, Gimme and Dancing Queen. Expect bright production, crowd-pleasing hits, and a feel-good celebration of the music that defined an era.

Get an inside look at Ready for Life during a Sip & Tour at the RFL Skill Center. This event offers a welcoming way to learn about the organization’s work and discover ways to get involved, or to introduce friends to the mission. Explore the Skill Center at your own pace to see how programs support former foster care young adults. Enjoy complimentary wine, beer, and charcuterie while connecting with members of the Board of Directors, the Advisory Council, staff, long-time volunteers, and individuals Ready for Life has served. An informational session shares insight into the unique challenges faced by former foster care youth and explains the wraparound services designed to help them move toward confident, independent adulthood. Sponsors include Eat Sip Travel, Law Offices of Richard D. Green, Ronny Snow's Pool Patrol, and Suzanne Christie | Decorating Den.

KINGS COUNTY takes the stage at Bert's Great American Bike Night with a high-energy rock show packed with gritty riffs, pounding momentum, and memorable hooks. Originally from Long Island and now based in Orlando, the band blends modern hard rock with strong melodies, channeling the spirit of 90s rock while keeping it fresh and current. The set grabs attention from the opening chord and holds it throughout. Their YouTube videos have earned more than 9 million views.

Grammy-winning guitarist and composer Andrew York presents a concert of his acclaimed original music, highlighting the range of his artistry from lyrical lines to dazzling virtuosity. Recognized around the world for both performance and composition, he appears in the Marly Room for a special program of classical guitar. Tickets are $15 for MFA Members and $35 for Not-Yet-Members, and the nonmember price includes museum admission.

Explore Gulfport’s ghostly lore beyond the well-known tale of the Peninsula Inn on a guided walk through the city’s past, led by a spirit-themed guide. The tour was created by Deborah Frethem, author of the book on haunted Gulfport, and it blends local history with stories of reported hauntings. It starts in front of the Gulfport Casino and lasts about 90 minutes. Pre-registration is required for all participants, including members, to keep group sizes manageable so everyone can hear the guide. Ticket revenue supports Gulfport Arts & Heritage, the nonprofit behind the Gulfport History Museum and the Gulfport Arts Center, which also hosts porch parties, showcases local artists, and assists with researching home histories. Members attend at no charge, and memberships begin at $40 to help fund programs like this tour. If you enjoy the experience, tips for the guide are appreciated... they may help keep any lingering spirits at bay.

Connect with fellow moms at a monthly gathering focused on community and conversation. A $5 meeting fee includes breakfast snacks, activities, and childcare, making it easy to participate while little ones are cared for.

Designed for little ones from birth to age 3, this session introduces families to American Sign Language basics using simple signs and songs to support early communication. The program is presented by the Deaf Literacy Center of the Pinellas Public Library Cooperative. Registration is required at the Youth Services desk or by calling 727-943-4922.

This monthly gathering offers families and friends a chance to enjoy food, games, and engaging activities while meeting community partners and spending meaningful time together. Themes rotate throughout the year, including a cookout in observance of Memorial Day, a red, white, and blue focus, a lunch to mark the back to school season, a fright themed edition, a gratitude centered day, and a celebration of the holiday season.

Scene Queen brings METALICIOUS to Jannus Live with an all ages concert. The event will proceed rain or shine, and supporting acts may change without advance notice. Ticket options include a public on sale along with artist, Daddy Kool Records, and Live Nation presales.

Dean Johanesen performs at Stirling Wine. This appearance is part of a repeating series that takes place in Dunedin on alternating fourth Fridays.

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship brings BKFC Fight Night Clearwater to OCC Road House & Museum, marking the promotion’s third visit to the Tampa and St. Petersburg area. After last year’s sellout, the lineup is set for an entire night of live bare-knuckle bouts featuring top contenders, rising prospects, and hometown fighters from Florida.

The Scott Hamilton Band performs live with an evening of music. The Village Courtyard features The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, a neighborhood spot with a relaxed atmosphere, a wide selection of craft beers, cocktails and soft drinks, and a variety of snacks. Live music and special events are part of the scene, offering a comfortable place to unwind with good company.

Step into a fully participatory murder mystery set at a Venetian masquerade in 1763. The tale begins on the final night of Carnival at the city’s grandest masked ball, where an uninvited Inquisitor of State arrives to make an arrest but is killed before naming the target. Every attendee becomes a character with secrets, rivalries, and personal goals, and a mask is provided at check-in that becomes the heart of the puzzle. Witnesses see the murderer clearly, mask and all, yet the mask’s owner holds an alibi no one can break, so the task is to discover who was truly beneath it. The evening opens with music and cards as fashionable, and often compromised, guests mingle and pursue their aims. After the Inquisitor is found dead, the investigation intensifies as participants trade favors and information, ask pointed questions, and assemble testimony, sketches, and physical clues placed around the room. By the end, everyone submits a theory about who wore the mask and why. A mask is included with each character kit, and elegant eveningwear is welcome but not required. No performance experience is necessary, since each role comes with everything needed to play. Expect candlelight, music, and a richly atmospheric room where masks conceal more than they reveal. The experience runs about two and a half hours. Cost is $50 per person, with light hors d’oeuvres and non-alcoholic beverages included. Space is limited.

At Andrews Memorial Chapel, a Halloween cabaret unfolds with eerie showstoppers, dramatic Broadway selections, and moody melodies that blend shivers with laughter. The performance is directed from the piano by Juan Rodriguez, with Colleen Cherry serving as MC and vocalist, joined by drummer Andrea Tafelski and singers Ryan Joustra, John Perez, and Mariella Zeno. Audience members may wear a costume if they wish to add to the mood, creating a night of music theater that is both haunting and fun.

Comedian Jessica Kirson takes the stage for her debut at Bilheimer Capitol Theatre, bringing the high-octane presence, outrageous characters, and candid, self-deprecating humor that define her act. With more than two decades in comedy, she first broke through in New York City clubs, where her distinctive voice and unfiltered style quickly stood out. Her credits include appearances on The Tonight Show, The View, HBO’s Crashing, and Kevin Can Wait. She also produced FX’s Hysterical, a feature-length documentary about the evolving world of women in stand-up, and contributed as consultant, producer, and on-screen talent to Robert De Niro’s film The Comedian. Her online following has surpassed one million across multiple platforms, her videos have been viewed over a billion times, and her tours have grown into sellout runs at theaters. Expect rapid-fire jokes, bold characters, and a performance that showcases why she is a favorite among both fans and fellow comics.

FLO-RAW returns to Shephard’s Beach Resort with a high-octane mix of favorites spanning multiple decades and genres. Expect a lively night made for dancing, big sing-alongs, and an all-out party atmosphere.

Flyte Band performs indoors with a mix of favorite songs from pop, rock, country, and disco. At a one-of-a-kind spot, the band is set to rock and keep the focus on fun.

CAKE brings its debut performance to The BayCare Sound, showcasing the band’s sharp wit and instantly recognizable style. Emerging during a period dominated by grunge, the group forged a self-reliant and inventive approach that blends alternative rock with elements of funk, country, and hip hop. Listeners can expect a dry vocal delivery, tight rhythms, and trumpet lines that define their sound. The set can include favorites like The Distance, Short Skirt/Long Jacket, and their well known version of I Will Survive. Showroom of Compassion, released in 2011, entered the Billboard 200 at number one and earned praise from The New Yorker. Led by John McCrea, their concerts balance precision with spontaneity, so no two shows feel quite the same.

At the Tampa Bay Automobile Museum, vintage automobiles, rare engineering and modern performance set the scene for a friendly car meet with coffee and community. Bring a Jeep or other 4WD truck if you want to try the playground, and know that vehicles of any year, make and model are welcome. Entry for participating vehicles is $20 for playground access, while spectators can attend for free. It is a chance to connect with enthusiasts from across Tampa Bay and to explore highlights from the museum collection, from early pioneers to unusual and inventive engineering. Alcohol and drugs are not permitted on the property, and pets are not allowed except for service animals.

The second Let’sCo! Oldsmar Health & Wellness Fair at Gull Aire Community Center brings together local health and wellness vendors and helpful community resources, with chances to connect with neighbors along the way. Expect giveaways and raffles as you discover practical, fun ideas for staying healthy and feeling your best. Admission is free.

Interest has been incredibly strong for the Hamilton Broadway master class, which filled during priority registration. The studio thanks T3 families for the enthusiastic response to this special experience. A waitlist is available by emailing studio@t3performers.com, and those on the list will be contacted if a spot opens.

Take part in a hands-on volunteer cleanup that keeps the club in top shape. Tasks include gardening and landscaping as well as building repairs, upgrades, and general tidying, so there is something for every interest and ability. No experience is required, just enthusiasm. Lunch is provided. Participation is flexible, and you can help for a short visit or stay for the full duration. Bring your energy and invite friends to contribute to a cleaner, brighter club.

This sold-out St. Pete outing blends thrifting and sipping aboard a 1920s-inspired bus with a speakeasy vibe. The experience features a stop at a cafe, visits to four thrift shops, lunch at a local restaurant, raffles for two vintage items, and a brief look at thrifting history. Plan for about five hours of browsing and socializing, with complimentary drinks and snacks available on the bus. Boarding takes place at the Walmart parking lot. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to a friend.

Learn the simple technique of hand knitting in a beginner-friendly workshop that guides you through creating a soft, chunky lap throw. All yarn and step-by-step instruction are provided. No needles or prior experience are required, just bring yourself and leave with a cozy blanket to keep or gift. As an added perk, participants receive 20% off storewide on the day of the workshop.

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Surfin' Raccoon's will perform live at American Legion Post 273, set on the water in Madeira Beach. The gathering welcomes veterans and friends for a good time by the waterfront.

Hosted by Central Christian Church and the City of St. Petersburg, this family-friendly fall festival fills J.W. Cate Recreation Center with seasonal fun and community spirit. Activities include trunk or treat, inflatable bounce houses, a variety of games, face painting, snow cones, and food. Open to all ages, the event offers a relaxed way to meet neighbors and make memories together. Admission is free.

At Ulmer Park, the Largo Evening Market features food trucks, craft makers, and area sellers with a broad selection of foods, handmade items, and entertainment. The event centers on supporting small local businesses and fostering a welcoming community atmosphere. Complimentary public parking can be found at the Horizon West Bay garage. This market is independently organized and not sponsored by the City of Largo, and participation by vendors or entertainers does not imply endorsement by the City or its employees.

The 3rd Annual Mattie Williams Gala brings a 90s throwback vibe to Safety Harbor Resort and Spa while honoring 30 years of the Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center and its support for local families and children. The evening reflects on the organization’s beginnings and highlights the impact being made today, with a focus on community, resilience, and what is possible together. The night begins with a reception featuring a champagne welcome, an open bar, appetizers, and live music that sets a welcoming tone. A buffet dinner follows with continued bar service, stories from the community, award presentations, and live and silent auctions recognizing those who help drive the mission. The celebration concludes with checkout and a dance party. Every ticket, sponsorship, and raised paddle helps provide food, stability, and opportunity for families in the community. Sponsorship opportunities are available; for details, contact Executive Director David Hale at 727-791-8255. Information on reserved tables and individual tickets will be shared soon. Attire leans 90s inspired, with bright, expressive color combinations encouraged.

An open-air retreat in the heart of Pinellas Park offers a quiet, friendly setting to unwind. The Biergarten pours German beers on tap and carries additional bottled selections, with wine and schnapps also available. German dinner is often offered, and dinner can be found next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

Frenchy's Stone Crab Weekend at Frenchy's Outpost offers a free experience with no tickets needed. The event is open to all ages. For more information, contact Frenchy's Outpost at (727) 625-3619.

The Hip Abduction brings its St. Petersburg reggae roots to Clearwater for a first appearance at The BayCare Sound, joined by special guest Coyote Island. Guided by vocalist, songwriter, and producer David New, the group blends coastal spirit with a wide palette of influences, weaving elements of Afrobeat, Soukous, and Malian blues with reggae and American jam, electronic, and indie sounds. On stage the project becomes a versatile five piece featuring Matt Poynter on drums, Chris Powers on bass, Justino Walker on guitar and vocals plus ngoni, and Cody Moore on keys and sax. With a Top 5 debut on the Billboard Reggae chart and the single Children of the Sun, the band has connected with listeners through major festival appearances, TV and film placements, SiriusXM airplay, and tours supporting Dirty Heads, Galactic, Slightly Stoopid, and The Revivalists, building a sizable following across the United States and Canada and more than 750,000 monthly Spotify listeners. Coyote Island, the project of producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Mike O’Hehir, adds a live, genre-blending spin on psychedelic indie. The debut single Here Before introduced the band to a global audience, and their performances lean into bright vibes, danceable grooves, and tropical psychedelia for an energetic, transportive atmosphere.

Australian comedian, writer, and actor Josh Thomas brings his Clearwater debut to the Murray Theatre. Recognized for quick wit, self-deprecating jokes, and open, personal storytelling, he first made his name in stand-up before creating and starring in the acclaimed series Please Like Me, which earned international recognition for its honest and funny look at young adulthood. He later created and headlined Everything's Gonna Be Okay, continuing his blend of humor, vulnerability, and thoughtful perspective. The show offers a night of frank, laugh-heavy stand-up at the Murray Theatre.

At KaTiki on Treasure Island, expect a complete live set that spans rock, metal, alternative, pop, and classics, with a hint of progressive in the mix. Sunset views and drinks create the backdrop as the music carries on.

J Santi and The Vital Groove bring a lively blend of blues, rock, soul and country to The Courtyard. Led by J Santi, also known as John Santiago, this New York City based Americana artist releases music as a solo performer and collaborates with the international collective Prince Pauper. He began writing and performing as a teenager after a sudden personal loss, turning to songwriting as a therapeutic outlet. Influences that include Stevie Ray Vaughan, Freddie King and Jimi Hendrix helped shape his guitar driven style, and his lyrics focus on honest self exploration. The Village Courtyard is home to The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, a neighborhood spot with a comfortable setting, an extensive selection of craft beers, cocktails and soft drinks, plus snacks and bites. The venue regularly features live music and special events.

Folly Farm transforms into a spooky setting for Safety Harbor Fright Nights, where families can wander the grounds after nightfall and enjoy Halloween fun, eerie surprises, and activities for all ages. Proceeds benefit local Safety Harbor nonprofit organizations. Attractions include a Haunted Trail priced at $8 per person and a dedicated Kids Area available for $3 per child.

Storyteller Garrison Keillor will take the stage at the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with his niece, Erica Rhodes, for a new tour titled The Crazy Uncle and his Sensible Niece. For more than four decades he hosted A Prairie Home Companion, sharing weekly News from Lake Wobegon monologues heard by millions. He is also an essayist and columnist, writes on Substack, and creates sonnets, songs, and limericks. His bibliography spans over two dozen titles, including Lake Wobegon Days, That Time of Year: A Minnesota Life, Boom Town: A Lake Wobegon Novel, Serenity at 70, Gaiety at 80: Why you should keep on getting older, and Cheerfulness and Brisk Verse, published in 2024.

An imaginative fundraising soirée transforms the Museum and its gardens into a realm of surreal glamour and indulgence. Drawing on Salvador Dalí’s jeweled creations, the theme The Surreal Jewel Box shapes a dreamlike evening where shimmering gemstones, melting gold, and opulence become art. Guests can expect bold fashion, theatrical flourishes, and surprising moments throughout the night. Sip themed cocktails without limits, sample curated bites from local culinary partners, enjoy live entertainment, and wander the permanent collection galleries after hours, including a presentation of Dalí’s jewelry designs, with unexpected delights around every corner.

This pack walk can count toward AKC Fit Dog titles. Participants will meet by the softball field, then head out on a one mile route through North Shore Park and the surrounding area. Forms to document credit toward AKC Fit Dog titles will be available at the end of the walk upon request. Bring water, and note that water fountains are available in the park. Friends and family are welcome, and it is a good opportunity for dogs and people to socialize.

The 789s make their first appearance at OCC Road House with a high-energy set of reimagined favorites from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Spanning classic rock, disco, and pop, their revved-up versions are built for dancing and sing-alongs.

Kids Market will be part of the Kid Zone at Halloween on Central, a family festival hosted by Grand Central St Pete along Central Avenue in St. Petersburg. For one day, 22 blocks become pedestrian only, creating a Halloween streetscape where families can trick-or-treat, enjoy live entertainment, visit food trucks, shop, and take part in costume activities across the neighborhood. Sunshine City Kids organizes a marketplace that gives young entrepreneurs a chance to showcase their creations and build business skills, with a vendor fee of $60 per child. The festival offers free admission, trick-or-treat stops throughout, the Voodoo Vendor Village featuring more than 100 local makers and artisans, dog costume contests and wiener dog races, and plenty of music and other live performances. Prospective kid vendors should use the official Kids Market application process only and avoid responding to social media messages that ask for direct messages, texts, or emails, since those are scams.

Explore calming mandala techniques in a guided workshop led by Poy. Centered on a theme of self-love and kindness, this session introduces the essentials of mandala art while fostering a soothing, stress-relieving creative practice. Participants start their own piece during the workshop and take home the materials to complete it at their own pace. Enrollment is limited to five people.

Puzzle enthusiasts can bring completed jigsaw puzzles in good condition to Conworlds Emporium for a friendly swap. All piece counts are welcome, but sets should include every piece. The exchange moves in numbered rounds, with participants choosing a puzzle when their number is called, and you may select the same quantity you contributed. Anyone who stays through the final round can pick from any that remain. A puzzle-themed door prize is drawn during the event. There is also a shared puzzle table for casual solving, along with time to chat or browse the shop for more puzzles, games, and gifts. The organizers post reminders and highlights on social media.

Joe Smothers pairs a smooth, breezy voice with expressive fingerstyle guitar, delivering fresh takes on well known classics. He often introduces songs with little known stories about the songwriters and the artists who made them famous, and he shares plenty of funny tales from the road. The Village Courtyard is home to The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, a cozy neighborhood spot with a selection of craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks and bites. It offers a comfortable setting for live music and special events, suitable for a relaxed evening or an afternoon out.

Matt Stone brings an Elvis tribute to OCC Road House & Museum. Attendance requires a paid single admission or table purchase, as complimentary general entry is not offered. Pricing options include a single admission for $20, a four-person high-top table for $80, a six-person table for $120, and a six-person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available, with details provided by servers. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for each seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Turnpike Troubadours bring their Red Dirt roots to The BayCare Sound for a debut appearance alongside special guests Muscadine Bloodline and Drayton Farley. Originating in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the band blends honky-tonk grit with Americana storytelling and is known for crowd favorites like Good Lord Lorrie and Long Hot Summer Day. Their high-energy shows draw on a career that includes more than 2.2 billion streams worldwide, over 1.7 million equivalent units sold, seven studio albums since 2005, numerous sold-out headline dates, and a feature on the series Yellowstone. The recent surprise album The Price of Admission topped the iTunes all-genre and country charts and delivered the group’s highest Spotify chart debuts. The lineup features Evan Felker on vocals and guitar, Kyle Nix on fiddle, Ryan Engleman on electric guitar, RC Edwards on bass, Gabe Pearson on drums, and Hank Early on steel and accordion. Muscadine Bloodline, the Alabama duo of Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton, mixes Gulf Coast influences with sharp storytelling and an easygoing swagger that feels both classic and modern. Since forming in 2015 they have built a devoted following through independent releases and electrifying shows, highlighted by the platinum-certified single Porch Swing Angel, and have toured with artists such as Lainey Wilson and Post Malone. Singer-songwriter Drayton Farley, also from Alabama, writes with the grit and poetry of his Southern roots, weaving Americana, country, rock, and folk into a timeless sound that nods to John Prine, Bob Dylan, and Kris Kristofferson. His breakout came with the release of his debut studio album Twenty on High in March 2023.

A Kundalini yoga gathering by the waters of Gulfport Beach centers on a sacred kriya that expands the aura and strengthens the body’s electromagnetic field, fostering resilience, radiance, compassion, and presence. The practice includes mindful remembrance of those who came before, transforming grief into conscious action by raising energy, opening the heart, and nurturing a calm, healing presence for one another. After class, the ritual continues at SumitrA Espresso Lounge with cacao and connection, offering time to slow down, share stories, deepen friendships, and strengthen community roots. This session is donation based with a flexible exchange, and it is open to everyone with no prior experience needed.

Created for newly postpartum mothers and any mom seeking a change of pace and adult conversation, this relaxed stroller walk begins at Josiah Cephus Weaver Park in Dunedin. Participants meet by the playground after class, then walk together toward downtown with a chance to pick up coffee along the way. This is a free activity, and an RSVP is requested so no one gets left behind.

Internet favorites Dan and Phil bring their wildly popular live show back to Ruth Eckerd Hall. What began with a bedroom YouTube upload in 2009 has grown into billions of views, millions of followers, international number one bestselling books, theatrical productions on sold-out world tours, and acclaimed work in television and radio. Most recently, they confirmed their long-rumored relationship in a feature-length video that became their signature Hard Launch, then followed it with the chart-topping Hard Launch podcast, a candid space where their humor and honesty take center stage. Having grown up alongside an online generation, they return with even more energy and openness, ready to share the unfiltered comedy that made them a global phenomenon.

A fantasy-themed release ball in Tampa Bay, FL celebrates the next ACOTAR book by Sarah J. Maas. Following the inaugural gathering, this return event brings fans together for an evening focused on the new installment, and each attendee receives a copy when the book officially releases.

The Greater Pasco Nonprofit Network offers a community roundtable centered on collaboration and impact. It brings nonprofits together to connect, share insights, and work through common challenges. Discussion focuses on issues affecting local organizations, and there is also an opportunity for businesses to learn about area nonprofits and explore ways to support their missions. Registration is required. Thanks go to Hope Services for helping spark and shape this collaborative space. The aim is to strengthen partnerships and help build a stronger Pasco.

This event celebrates the home dedication of Megan Covert and her family, marking their move into a safe and affordable Habitat for Humanity home. The ceremony takes place at the completed residence of a Habitat Homeownership Partner and includes the meaningful moment when the family opens their front door for the first time, a symbol of breaking the cycle of generational poverty. The program highlights the impact of Habitat for Humanity and shares ways to get involved. The home is sponsored by Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino - Tampa. A live broadcast of the dedication will also be available.

Stay after class or stop in to make a pumpkin-themed craft. Children will use halved apples and washable paint to stamp pumpkin shapes on paper. Suitable for all ages and open to all.

This game show night at Clear Sky Club Haus in Palm Harbor is hosted by Emcee Mystical and features interactive challenges, quick buzzer battles, and games played on your phone. Participants can compete solo or in teams, with prizes and bragging rights on the line. Some rounds use mobile devices while others rely on live buzzers, creating a lively mix that stays fresh throughout the event. The game lineup changes from one edition to the next, so no two nights are the same. Pair the action with drinks and food for a relaxed, laughter-filled experience.

An open mic hosted by Eddie Kusar brings musicians and music fans together at North End Taphouse & Kitchen to meet, mingle, and share live local music. Performers can sign up on site, with space for solo sets and opportunities to collaborate with fellow players. This gathering is supported by local partners. North End Taphouse & Kitchen provides a family friendly setting with craft brews from the Tampa Bay area and beyond, plus wine, seltzer, nonalcoholic choices, and a menu featuring sandwiches, salads, shareable bites, and desserts. NoiseMakers in St. Petersburg offers fun, rock focused classes that cover guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, percussion, violin, songwriting, voice, and more. Sunshine 96.7 FM showcases music from more than seven hundred local vocalists, songwriters, and bands active around Tampa Bay.

The Energy Abundance Book Discussion Group meets at Gulf Beaches Public Library for a conversation about The Beginning Comes After the End by Rebecca Solnit. The collection examines change, resilience, and hope, considering how communities adapt, how fresh starts can emerge from endings, and how optimism can help shape the future. The discussion welcomes both longtime readers of Solnit and those new to her work, with a focus on community, social change, and ideas that encourage a hopeful path forward. Everyone is welcome to participate.

Set sail aboard the Margaritaville Islander for a Halloween Boo's Cruise to Cozumel that keeps the music going day and night. LANDFALL, a leading Jimmy Buffett tribute band from Florida, appears alongside The Lonely Ones, Yacht-a-Rock, The Dueling Piano Show, Karen & the Managers, Abby & Rob, and The Courtney Gains Group. Expect live performances around the clock, games, costume contests, and plenty of chances to meet and mingle with the musicians throughout the voyage. The cruise is hosted by Malachai from the original Children of the Corn. Cabin rates start at $169 per person.

Hosted by the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce, this after-hours networking mixer takes place at Cool Wizard Air Conditioning. Expect a laid-back atmosphere where members can reconnect, meet new contacts, and strengthen business relationships. Admission is free for members and first-time guests.

OCC Road House Haunted Prison presents a high-intensity haunted house walk-through designed for serious scares. All ages are welcome, but parental discretion is advised, and children 12 and under must be accompanied by a legal parent or guardian. Entering indicates awareness of the frightening content and acceptance of the associated risk. Presale tickets are date specific and priced per individual visit. Advance online admission is $12.50 for adults and $8.00 for children 12 and under, plus 7% sales tax, with access to an express entry lane. At-the-door prices are $15.00 for adults and $11.00 for children 12 and under, plus 7% sales tax. After check-in, leaving the line results in forfeited admission and refunds are not offered. Parking is free for haunted house ticket holders. On-site space is limited, ride sharing is encouraged, and an overflow grass lot to the south may involve a walk of up to 150 yards. The restaurant remains open to the public across all four nights, and separate admission applies for line dancing and Latin salsa dance Halloween parties and costume contests in the events pavilion.

The Dillinger Escape Plan performs at Jannus Live with special guests Days Spent and Cold Steel. This all-ages event will take place rain or shine. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Explore Gulfport’s haunted past on a guided walk that ventures beyond the familiar story of the Peninsula Inn. A spirit-themed guide shares eerie tales and local history along a route created by Deborah Frethem, author of a book about haunted Gulfport. The tour meets at the Gulfport Casino and runs for about 90 minutes. Ticket sales support Gulfport Arts & Heritage, the nonprofit behind the Gulfport History Museum and the Gulfport Arts Center, which also promotes local artists, hosts porch parties, and assists with home history research. Admission is free for Gulfport Arts & Heritage members, and memberships begin at $40 to help fund programs like this. Pre-registration is required for everyone, including members, to keep group sizes manageable so guides can be heard. If you enjoy the experience, gratuities for the guide are appreciated.

This Youth Services program at Tarpon Springs Public Library helps caregivers communicate with little ones using basic American Sign Language. Designed for ages birth to 3, it introduces simple signs and songs that support early language development. The session is presented by the Deaf Literacy Center of the Pinellas Public Library Cooperative. Registration is required. Sign up at the Youth Services desk or call 727-943-4922.

This adult program features a movie series devoted to the films of Steven Spielberg. A complete schedule is available, and capacity may be limited.

At Largo Community Center, this cardio drumming party blends lively rhythms with an engaging workout. Participants are encouraged to wear festive themed attire and drum along to a varied mix of music that keeps the focus on fun. Themes rotate, with examples like Red, White & Boom, Disco Party, Halloween, and Grateful Drummers Night, creating a spirited atmosphere for an energetic fitness class.

A free show is happening at The Nona Slice House. There is no cover charge for this performance.

This RSVP-only showcase offers a limited number of spots for show cars. To be considered, send your build on Instagram to @yob_ghozt or @ghozt_presents. If approved, a $25 payment is required to secure your place.

Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation presents the annual Halloween carnival, Tales from the Chapel, where buried legends come to life. Families can take a Haunted Hayride and venture through a Haunted Chapel, enjoy inflatables and games, and collect treats during free trick-or-treating. The Wicked Women Dance Troupe will perform special charity routines. Wristbands are $8 when purchased in advance and $10 at the door, and trick-or-treating remains free for everyone. Costumes are encouraged for all ages. Sponsored by Curlew Hills Memory Gardens, this community celebration brings spooky fun to Palm Harbor.

Stick & Ditty bring a genre-blending show to Sponge City Brewing in Tarpon Springs. Recognized in Creative Loafing Tampa’s Best of the Bay as Best Jam Band in 2023 and Best Experimental Act in 2025, this duo of Tampa Bay rappers mixes hip hop with classic rock and roll, country, blues, and more for a wide-ranging set. Admission is free.

Relive the golden age of spooky fun with a 90s-themed Halloween night packed with nostalgia. Dress as your favorite childhood costume, recreate a look from old photo albums, or channel the 90s character you always wanted to be. Enjoy buy two, get one free on all teas all night, sip a one-night-only Witches Brew mocktail, and settle in for classic 90s Halloween movies playing on the screens throughout the evening.

Sonic the Hedgehog's 35th anniversary is celebrated with a live concert that showcases the series' music and memorable game moments. A live ensemble with rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists performs iconic themes and instrumental versions of fan favorites that span the franchise from the Genesis era to today, paired with standout moments from across the games. The music ranges from Green Hill Zone to Undefeatable. Audiences can expect musical Easter eggs woven into the arrangements and an electrifying production that brings Sonic's world to life on stage. The program also spotlights the creative legacy of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has helped define Sonic's sound across generations.

The Vantage transforms into a spirited Halloween lounge with a festive costume showdown and a top prize for the standout look. A seasonal soundtrack and a spooky vibe set the tone as a lively late-night crowd keeps the energy high. Sip on kava and botanical drinks while taking in a parade of inventive outfits, from frightful to funny to totally over the top. Expect plenty of photo-ready moments throughout the night.

Swap plants and gardening gear with fellow plant enthusiasts at a community exchange at the Upper Tampa Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce. This friendly meetup offers an easy way to share what you have and discover new additions to take home. Attendees may bring a friend, and the UTB Saturday Market is also available to explore. For additional information, check the event’s Discussions tab.

Celebrate Halloween with a plant swap spread across two days. Costumes are welcome. Bring as many plants or plant-related items as you want so you can trade and head home with new finds. Rooted, potted plants are preferred, and cuttings kept in water are accepted for the meet up. Please label everything to make trading easy.

Reading with Rufous brings story time to the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary, where children meet Rufous, the resident Eastern Screech Owl, while Amy from the Avian Hospital team reads a variety of children’s stories. Aimed at younger children, the program pairs owl education with time to enjoy the rest of the Sanctuary. The reading takes place on the beachside Observation Tower. Attendees can have a photo taken with Rufous and receive a small gift. Admission is free, with parking available in the front lot and behind the Sanctuary.

Celebrate creativity while supporting a meaningful cause at American Legion Post 238 in Safety Harbor. Bring a bra to transform with glitter, gems, and flair, then show off your creation over your outfit for a spirited showcase. The gathering features hands-on crafting, lighthearted games with prizes, and a hearty spaghetti dinner. A friendly contest will recognize the most eye-catching design. Crafting materials are provided, and donations of supplies are appreciated. All proceeds benefit the Bay Pines Breast Cancer Treatment Program.

Set in the heart of Pinellas Park, this open air biergarten offers a calm, friendly setting to unwind. Look for German beers on draft alongside additional bottled choices, plus wine and schnapps. German dinner is often available, and meals are also served next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar. The atmosphere is relaxed and outdoors, well suited to sampling distinctive German brews.

An evening centered on salsa and bachata unfolds at The District in Downtown Clearwater, highlighted by a Halloween tribute to Gran Combo. The theme includes Halloween costumes.

This event offers dinner and dancing at The American Legion Post #104, featuring live music by THE ROCKUS BAND.

Kudu blends funk, jazz, soul, and psychedelic sounds from around the world, with funk front and center. The group features Dave Himmelfarb on vocals and guitar, Dan Otis on organ, KC Wolfe on bass, Nick Dempsey on saxophone, and Patty Schwing on drums. It all happens at The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, a welcoming restaurant for all ages that offers craft beers from the Tampa Bay area and beyond, plus wine, seltzers, alcohol free drinks, and a menu of sandwiches, salads, snacks, and desserts.

Soul Circus Cowboys performs live at West & Wylde as part of the venue's grand opening, paired with a spirited costume party. Prizes include a $100 gift card for both best overall costume and best western costume, with a custom SCC swag item for the runner-up in the best costume category. Celebrate the spooky season with music and costumes.

Ghostbusters in Concert makes its first appearance at Ruth Eckerd Hall with a Halloween celebration that blends cinema and symphony. Watch the 1984 classic on a large HD screen while a live orchestra performs the score by Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Bernstein in perfect sync. Follow the original paranormal investigation team in New York City as Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Harold Ramis launch their ghost-catching venture, capture Slimer, and confront Gozer the Gozerian. This movie concert pairs a big-screen presentation with a live orchestral performance for an immersive experience.

Halloween at CJ’s Backstage brings a high-energy show from Igor & The Red Elvises, a band with more than three decades of globe-spanning performances. Their set blends Siberian surf rock with rockabilly, surf, funk, folk, and danceable grooves, delivered with playful humor and constant crowd interaction. The night features a Halloween costume contest, so creative outfits are encouraged. Guests can expect food and drinks, welcoming staff, and a lively vibe, with seating for more than 120 and free, convenient parking. Whether you plan to dance, sing along, or simply take in the spectacle, this celebration centers on spirited music and festive Halloween fun at CJ’s Backstage.

The SACA Annual New Year Ballroom Dance Party is a public event that offers a festive ballroom dance celebration to welcome the New Year.

This 60 minute somatic experience invites a shift from the thinking mind into embodied wisdom. Through intuitive and sensual movement, breath, somatic awareness, meditation, music, channeled guidance, moments of stillness, and genuine connection with other women, participants explore a space for expression and presence. There is nothing to perform and no choreography to master. Simply arrive as you are and move in the ways your body asks. Each session encourages softening, expression, release, receiving, and reconnection with self, opening possibilities that emerge when women gather in embodied community. Please bring a yoga mat or a journal, wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement, and bring an open heart. Warm tea, cozy blankets, and a welcoming space will be provided, along with uplifting vibes. Return to your body, reclaim your power, and rise in community.

Set at OCC Road House, the inaugural Pinellas County Firefighter Invitational (PCFI) spans multiple days of competition and training, featuring Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) operations, skill-based challenges, and a strong sense of camaraderie, all with an emphasis on survival, rescue readiness, and safety. The event is presented by Base Wealth Management and is hosted by Pinellas County Firefighter Survival & Rescue Training in collaboration with the Florida RIT Ops Group (FROG). Admission is free for attendees, and RIT participants are subject to a registration fee.

6 Strangs And A Fiddle brings a lively acoustic show to Toasted Monkey with sets spanning multiple genres. The performance features Mark Marra on acoustic guitar and Jesse Allen Porter on fiddle.

Storytime features stories, rhymes, and music for young library visitors. Capacity is limited to support safe practices. If the first session is full, attendees can wait and be invited to a second session afterward. Thank you for your patience as staff work to accommodate everyone. For additional information, call 727-893-1074.

This teen-focused evening welcomes ages 13 to 17 to the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center for a free blend of creativity and wellness, presented in partnership with Speak Up: Let’s Talk About Mental Health. Participants can paint for calm, build confidence through collage, and doodle away daily drama while exploring who they are and connecting with others in a caring, judgment-free setting. Expect music, hands-on projects, real conversation, and the chance to make new friends. No art skills are needed, all supplies are provided, and registration is not required.

Hosted by the Women Impact Network Largo Chapter, this gathering offers an empowering, inspiration-focused space to connect with like-minded women from across Tampa Bay. Attendees can share experiences, learn from one another, and build a supportive community while growing both personally and professionally. Admission is free, with opportunities to expand your network and form meaningful connections within one of Tampa Bay’s fastest-growing women’s organizations.

Begin the month with an all-levels Vinyasa flow at the Gulfport Winehouse led by Soy Luna Yoga. After class, enjoy buy one, get one wine offers alongside ladies night specials. Bring your own mat and invite a friend. This donation-based session has limited capacity, with spots available for the first 10 people who sign up. Updates and future flows are shared on Instagram at @pris_soylunayoga.

A dinner event focuses on fellowship, encouragement, and a shared vision to strengthen the ministry of CEF Suncoast. The program highlights growing efforts to share the Gospel with more children across Pinellas and Pasco Counties, celebrating what has been accomplished and exploring ways to expand that impact. CEF State Director Chuck Madden is featured as the guest speaker, offering an uplifting message and helping chart the path forward. A fundraising goal of $15,000 supports outreach to additional children. The gathering emphasizes prayer, generosity, and united support for reaching the next generation for Christ.

Kick off the month with smooth jazz paired with handcrafted cocktails as Standard Pour, a jazzy duo, begins a monthly residency at The Pub at Safety Harbor. Expect a blend that is equal parts cool and lounge-forward, with hints of romance and a touch of modern flair. Settle in with a favorite drink, relax, and let the melodies set the tone. Attire is sharp and stylish, since the evening carries a classy feel. This series is set for first Thursdays, with a September date shifting to the second Thursday due to scheduling.

Enjoy a playful twist on game night with Steakums, a blend of bingo and playing cards with tasty prizes on the line. Cards are $9 and each one gives you three playing cards to match as the announcer calls them out. Be the first with all three and you win a fresh steak from Steve's. Some rounds may feature shrimp or chicken as prizes too. BYOB and bring snacks.

Three days of agility await, held indoors on turf. The event will accept up to 350 runs, and the ring will be at least 80 by 110 feet. Judging takes place each day, with Connie Calhoun McDonald serving as judge for all three days.

In Clearwater Beach, the Alpha-gal Women's Retreat offers time to connect, heal, and relax among women who understand one another. An early bird discount of $100 is available for five registrations when you use the code EARTHLY100.

Hosted by AMPLIFY Clearwater at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, this signature celebration spotlights businesses, organizations, and individuals whose leadership, ingenuity, and dedication strengthen the community and advance the region. The evening centers on recognition, meaningful connections, and celebrating those making a positive impact throughout the Clearwater area. Nominations are open for standout businesses, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Kick off the holiday shopping season with a spirited showcase that leans into joy, quirk, and a smart, sassy vibe. The lineup features Joyce Curvin, Susan Sadler, and Marianne Wysocki, presenting playful mixed media sculptures, vivid paintings with island influences, and fiber work that carries a bold social voice. An artist reception complements the artwork with live music from The Cerulean Songbird, highlighted by rhythmic fingerstyle guitar and vocals.

Enjoy a monthly, beginner-friendly dance class in Clearwater, FL that celebrates movement, community, and great energy. Adults of all levels learn a fresh hip hop routine alongside a rotating guest style each month in a welcoming setting focused on learning, confidence, and good music. Price is $25 per person or $40 for two, with payment accepted via CashApp, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, or cash at the door.

See The Rockus Band at The Eagles #4147 in St. Pete.

This event is free and does not require tickets. It is open to all ages. For information, contact Ricky T's at (727) 363-7425.

Classic Albums Live returns to the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with a faithful, track by track recreation of AC/DC’s Highway to Hell performed live. The landmark record, released in 1979 as the band’s sixth studio album, was the final AC/DC release with lead singer Bon Scott. It became the band’s first LP to reach the U.S. Top 100 and stands as their second best selling album. In 2003, Rolling Stone placed it at number 199 on its list of the 500 greatest albums. The performance presents the album in full, featuring songs like Highway to Hell, Girls Got Rhythm, Night Prowler and Touch Too Much.

SSOVA presents a weekend beach volleyball tournament in Gulfport, Florida. Saturday is dedicated to adult AA and BB divisions. Sunday features juniors and adult coed play. In the juniors open divisions, the top two finishers earn AVP bids, and first, second, and third receive USAV American Division bids. The tournament proceeds in the rain and refunds are not issued for wet weather. If there is sustained lightning or conditions are deemed unsafe, play may be canceled. A Saturday cancellation moves competition to Sunday, while a Sunday cancellation shifts to the next available tournament, and opting out of the makeup date does not result in a refund. For questions, contact Director Prem at 727-380-1168 or Director@SSOVA.com.

Now in its ninth year, St. Pete Yoga Fest gathers the community at the iconic St. Pete Pier for a full day focused on movement, music, and well-being. Expect a wide range of yoga classes, sound healing, workshops, wellness education, and daytime activities that flow into evening kirtan and ecstatic dance. Entry to the festival grounds is free, while participation in yoga classes requires a paid pass. Pass options include an all-day unlimited choice or a single drop-in, making it easy to explore different styles and support local teachers. Proceeds from yoga passes help keep the festival free for everyone, with 10 percent directed to Mindful Movement Florida, and the event is produced entirely by volunteers with 10 percent of overall profits benefiting local nonprofits. Ticket sales open soon, with pricing set at $44 for an early-bird unlimited pass, $60 for a regular unlimited pass, and $20 for a single class. Vendor opportunities are available for for-profit and nonprofit organizations with 10-by-10 spaces, as well as for food vendors and artists. For-profit vendors are $300 with an early-bird rate of $250, nonprofit vendors are $150 with an early-bird rate of $100, and food vendors are $400 with an early-bird rate of $350. Food vendors may operate as a truck or booth, must display branding and hold a current food license, and beverage vendors may not offer alcohol or THC, including delta products. Yoga studios can designate one teacher to appear on the schedule to represent their studio. The Artist Corner is $100 and includes a table only with no electricity. The festival maintains a welcoming, harassment-free environment and embraces participants of all genders, identities, orientations, abilities, appearances, body sizes, races, ages, and beliefs. Additional participation details, sponsorship information, and vendor instructions are provided in the event materials and comments.

The second annual Egypt Shrine Flip Flop Bar Hop is a beachside crawl in St Pete Beach that begins at Sirata Beach Resort. This event supports the 2026 Ladies Project, and net proceeds benefit the Egypt Shrine Ladies Program in Tampa; payments are not deductible as charitable contributions. Registration is $55 per person and includes a T-shirt, swag bag, poker card, drink specials, discounted parking, and trolley transportation with beverages. Stops include Harry’s Beach Bar, Rum Runners, Crabby Bill’s, The Drunken Clam, and Undertow Beach Bar. Participants will turn in poker cards, then awards are presented at the end. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Seafood takes center stage at the 38th Annual Tarpon Springs Seafood Festival, presented by the Tarpon Springs Merchants Association with SIK Promotions and Saucy Queen, set amid the historic Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of ocean-inspired dishes, from shrimp to lobster, along with plenty of options for those who prefer non-seafood fare. The experience extends beyond the plate with a curated marketplace of artisans and crafters showcasing nautical and food-themed art, crafts, fishing apparel, and kitchenware. Live music adds to the lively atmosphere throughout the weekend, and a chef showdown brings local culinarians together in a spirited competition for Tampa Bay seafood bragging rights. Admission and parking are free, and a shuttle runs from Splash Park. The festival is family friendly and welcomes pets. Prospective exhibitors should make payments only through the official online portal associated with the application process. Organizers will not request or accept payments via Cash App, Zelle, or other direct peer to peer services, so disregard and report any such solicitations.

The 62nd Annual Art Harvest brings a juried outdoor art festival to Highlander Park in Dunedin, Florida, creating a two day celebration of creativity, community, and generosity. Attendees can explore original pieces by local and regional artists, shop for handcrafted goods, and enjoy a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere with an autumn feel. The event supports the Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin and the community work it leads.

Everything is free at this giveaway for homeschoolers. Due to a surplus of donations, it is no longer operating as a lending library, so attendees may take what they need and keep it. Browse thousands of curriculum items and educational games to support learning at home.

Settle into a calm, unhurried class on the outdoor patio at Gulf Orchids. Space is limited to five participants, so RSVPs are strongly encouraged, and Pris can be contacted via Instagram to reserve a spot. Bring a mat and some water. The class is donation based. Afterward, enjoy 15% off in the shop, a welcome perk for plant lovers. Parking is available in front of the shop or in the surrounding neighborhood, and attendees are asked to leave at least three spaces open for other customers.

A relaxed play date is set for Walsingham Park at shelter number 2. Bring a packed lunch and be ready for plenty of play.

Marking the fifth anniversary of the Heritage Village Gift Shop and Welcome Center, this celebration highlights the stories behind handcrafted pieces and the people who create them. Guests can discover work by local artisans, learn how traditional techniques are kept alive, and recognize the volunteers who help make the shop a welcoming hub. The series features heritage arts and music, with appearances from the Pinellas Weavers Guild, The Dulcimers of Dunedin, the Tampa Bay Basket Makers, and blacksmiths. It is a tribute to craftsmanship, community, and the history that shapes Heritage Village, offering an experience that extends beyond shopping.

Experience goat yoga at DK Farms & Gardens. A professional instructor leads the session while the resident goat family mingles, creating a fun and memorable practice in a beautiful, rustic setting. Please bring a yoga mat. Advance online registration is required. The session is designed to help participants unwind and leave feeling happy and relaxed.

IRB VFW Post 10094 presents the second annual Rockin’ for Heroes, a Veterans Day weekend concert celebrating classic rock and honoring the service and sacrifice of America’s veterans while continuing the celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary. The lineup features Firefall, known for hits like Just Remember I Love You, Cinderella, Strange Way, You Are the Woman, Goodbye I Love You and Mexico, alongside Atlanta Rhythm Section with favorites including So Into You, Do It or Die, Champaign Jam, Imaginary Lover and Spooky. Special guest the Derek Stoner Band returns to perform songs from the album Veritas.

Celebrate the sounds of the 1990s at a high-energy day party in St. Petersburg, filled with nostalgia and nonstop hits from pop favorites to smooth R&B. Expect a lineup of chart-topping tracks that keep the dance floor buzzing, with plenty of chances to belt out the songs that defined the decade. Capture the moment at themed photo spots with retro backdrops and props, then jump back into the groove with crowd-pleasing throwbacks. It is all about upbeat vibes, classic moves, and the timeless music that made the 90s unforgettable.

Friends of Strays brings back its casino-themed fundraiser at Lealman Exchange. Expect Las Vegas style table games such as blackjack, craps, roulette, and poker, accompanied by music from DJs for Paws. A bar will serve beer, wine, and a signature cocktail, and hearty hors d’oeuvres will be available. Everyone starts with $200 in play chips, with the option to get more by making a donation if the chips run out. When gaming wraps up, winnings can be exchanged for drawing tickets for chances to win prizes.

Phoenix5 brings a beachside party to Ka’Tiki on Treasure Island with live music that blends soul, funk, reggae, and rock. Tiki drinks keep the vibe going and barefoot dancing is encouraged, creating an easygoing groove with the P5 crew.

Now in its 50th year, this holiday market offers a seasonal shopping experience. Admission and parking are free, and only ADA service dogs are permitted.

The James Museum hosts a free, family-friendly celebration honoring the cultures, histories, and living traditions of Indigenous peoples. People of all ages can explore art, music, dance, and storytelling, with complimentary access to every gallery. The festivities align with the presentation of James Lavadour’s painting Like Rain, on loan from Art Bridges. Programming developed with Indigenous artists, educators, and cultural practitioners offers firsthand perspectives and recognizes the enduring creativity of Native artists. This event is part of Art Everywhere, supported by a Creative Pinellas grant through Pinellas County arts tourism funding. Capacity is limited, and advance registration is recommended.

Kat from The Shaman Shack offers non toxic incense, sage smudging supplies, essential oil rollers and sprays, magnesium sprays, and crystals and stone jewelry, with more to explore. Various vendors will also be present with additional items.

Explore the art of mosaics in a hands-on workshop led by master mosaic artist Heather Richardson. Learn the fundamentals with step-by-step instruction suitable for beginners and those with experience. All materials are supplied, and participants should bring their own lunch and water. Plan to be actively creating for most of the session, with breaks taken as needed. Completion of this workshop makes attendees eligible for Open Studio Mosaics, a drop-in option offered a few times a month to continue building skills under Heather’s guidance.

Enjoy a live show from Streetwise at American Legion Madeira Beach.

Sunday Funday returns with Women of Rock, celebrating timeless rock and roll classics from standout female artists. Enjoy a lively atmosphere built around the hits you know and love.

Coco Montoya brings his celebrated blues guitar, vocals, and songwriting to the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center for an up-close concert. Self-taught and left handed, he developed under blues greats Albert Collins and John Mayall, performing and recording with both before beginning a solo journey in 1995. The performance showcases high-energy guitar, a soulful voice, and notable releases that include multiple albums on the Alligator Records label, supported by decades of international touring and a reputation for electrifying live shows. He is widely regarded as a leading figure in contemporary blues. SHAMc, a nonprofit arts center, builds community through live music, visual art, workshops, youth programs, and imaginative events. Its intimate listening room hosts nationally recognized artists in a limited-capacity setting for a close, memorable experience that feels different from a typical venue. Seating is indoors within a sheltered, open-sided pavilion, so dress for the weather. Street parking is available, and guests should follow posted rules such as no-parking signs and yellow curbs. Outside drinks or other open containers, including water bottles, are not permitted on the property due to the liquor license. The Happy Garden Bar sells adult beverages, sodas, and water. Food is not offered on site.

Set out on a six day coach tour that pairs Biloxi with New Orleans. The package includes round trip motorcoach travel, five nights of accommodations with three consecutive nights at a casino hotel along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and eight meals comprising five breakfasts and three dinners. Highlights feature gaming along the Gulf Coast, a guided exploration of Bay St. Louis, time at a second Gulf Coast casino, admission to Mardi Gras World, and an easygoing riverboat cruise on the Mississippi River. Pricing is $815*/$1055.

This Belles & Chimes Tampa Bay meetup at Replay Amusement Museum centers on a Dolly and Dali theme, blending surreal flair with sequins and a welcoming, competitive pinball tournament. Participants can build skills and expand pinball know-how. The gathering includes a potluck and a practice session before the competition, and entry is $5.

Bahama Breeze in Tampa hosts live music from Fred Chandler Music. Fred Chandler, a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, is known around Tampa Bay for dynamic solo, duo, and full-band performances at venues, community events, and open mic nights. Audience members who would like to show support can tip via Zelle to Chandler Entertainment LLC at 813-624-4637.

Settle in for a relaxed paint night at Cueni Brewing Co. in Dunedin, featuring an anniversary themed project with a playful nod to pickles and monkeys on a 12x16 canvas. The session provides step by step guidance in a friendly setting, along with all materials and a drink. Beginners and experienced painters are welcome, and participants can follow the demonstration or add personal touches. The cost is $40 per person. Registration is required in advance and space is limited. All sales are final with no refunds.

Open to ages 13 to 17, this free art and wellness night brings teens together at Safety Harbor Art and Music Center (SHAMc) for hands-on creativity and connection. In partnership with Speak Up, a mental health nonprofit, each Wednesday gathering features painting, collage, and doodling alongside music, conversation, and a welcoming, judgment-free space. Participants can explore identity, meet new friends, and discover ways to relax, express themselves, and stay grounded. No art experience is necessary, all materials are provided, and there is no registration required.

Grammy-winning singer songwriter Paula Cole appears at Bilheimer Capitol Theatre for the first time with THIS FIRE: 30, an anniversary concert centered on her landmark album This Fire. She will perform the album from start to finish, revisiting music that shaped a generation and presenting it with renewed nuance and energy. Recognized for candid lyrics and a sound that blends genres, Cole continues to evolve, most recently with her 2024 release LO. She also appeared in the Hulu documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, reflecting her role as a founding artist of the influential tour. The evening promises an intimate, powerful performance that honors the spirit of the original album while highlighting the perspective she brings today.

Countryside Moms Monthly Gathering is a recurring meetup for moms. The cost is $5 per meeting and includes breakfast refreshments, activities, and childcare.

Australian producer and DJ Lenny Pearce, the dad behind the viral toddler techno phenomenon, brings his all-ages rave experience to St. Petersburg. After sellout runs across Australia, Asia, the Middle East, the UK, and North America, this tour scales up his family dance parties to their biggest stages yet. Nursery rhymes and children’s favorites are reimagined as euphoric, festival-style tracks so toddlers and parents can share the dancefloor together. The show blends concert energy with interactive fun, featuring glow sticks, singalongs, confetti drops, constant crowd interaction, and appearances by characters like Kuma the Monkey and Bubbles the Duck. What began as remixes made for his daughter surged in popularity after his take on Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes went viral, leading to more than 3 million social followers and hundreds of thousands of tickets sold around the world. He has also partnered with brands such as Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Blippi, Paw Patrol, Warner Brothers, and The Wiggles. Tickets will be available to the public, and a venue presale is offered using the codeword MAHAFFEY.

Hawthorne Heights takes the stage at Jannus Live for an all ages concert. The event will be held regardless of weather, and supporting acts may change without advance notice.

Brad Williams brings his show to Clearwater, Florida. This event welcomes all ages and features reserved seating. A password presale is available using BRAD, followed by a general on-sale.

Explore local landmarks seen in major movies on a guided tour featuring Todd, with stories and background shared about each filming site. Lunch at Doc Ford’s at Bay Pines is included, and the price is $90. To reserve, call Travel Is Fun at 727-347-1600 with payment. For additional details, call 727-347-1600.

Enjoy two nights of kayak-in camping at Shell Key Preserve. The itinerary begins with a launch from the Pinellas Bayway area near Fort De Soto, followed by a paddle with gear secured in the kayaks, then camp is set up on the island for the weekend. Expect sunsets over the Gulf, campfires on the sand, swimming, unhurried shoreline walks, chances to see wildlife, and slow mornings with cold brew, with a full Saturday left open. Included are a kayak with paddle and PFD, a tent and sleeping bag, the required camping permit, guidance from an experienced Wandering Adventures guide, and morning cold brew. Please bring your own food, drinking water, and personal items.

A dinner dance at Largo Elks Lodge #2159 features live music and dancing. Singer and entertainer Steve Walker performs classic rock spanning the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.

This rescheduled performance in St. Petersburg brings David Foster and Katharine McPhee together for a memorable night of music. Foster, a celebrated composer and producer, has earned 16 Grammy Awards that include three Producer of the Year honors, along with an Emmy, a Golden Globe, and three Academy Award nominations for Best Original Song. He is known for discovering and nurturing talents such as Celine Dion, Josh Groban, and Michael Bublé, and for crafting hits for artists including Barbra Streisand, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Andrea Bocelli, Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Chicago. McPhee’s career spans film, television, Broadway, recording, and touring. She came to national attention on Season 5 of American Idol, starred as Paige Dineen on the CBS drama Scorpion and as a lead in the NBC musical series Smash, and has appeared on CSI: NY, Community, Family Guy, and Ugly Betty. As a vocalist, she is recognized for a commanding stage presence and chart success in pop, jazz, and adult contemporary. She made her Broadway debut as Jenna in Waitress in spring 2018, and she now tours with Foster in their in-demand program, which has earned wide praise. Together they present An Intimate Evening with David Foster and Katharine McPhee, pairing Foster’s hit-making legacy with McPhee’s dynamic vocals for a close-up concert experience.

Focused entirely on rock and roll music, this straightforward showcase puts the sound front and center.

Day's Trips presents a planned outing to the Dali Museum in Saint Petersburg that includes round-trip bus transportation, museum admission and entry to Dalí Alive 360°. The bus departs from PSL with a pickup in Vero before heading straight to the museum. At the museum, experience Dalí Alive 360° inside the Dalí Dome, where light, sound and dynamic animations surround visitors with Dalí's surreal imagery, from melting clocks to dreamlike landscapes, while tracing key periods of his life in Spain, Paris and America. After the museum visit, there is free time in downtown St. Petersburg to choose a lunch spot, browse shops or walk to the pier, and meals and shopping are not included. The first 30 registrants receive a private tour. Tickets are 130 dollars per person and are nonrefundable, but they may be transferred to another person.

SSOVA brings a weekend of beach volleyball to St Pete Beach, featuring competitive play across multiple divisions. Saturday highlights Men’s and Women’s Open along with adult AA through BB brackets. Sunday features juniors and adult coed competition. In the juniors open divisions, first and second place earn AVP bids, and first, second, and third place earn USAV American Division bids. Event details are provided in the registration window during sign up. The tournament is held rain or shine with no refunds due to rain. It will only be canceled if there is consistent lightning or conditions are deemed unsafe. If Saturday is canceled, competition moves to Sunday. If Sunday is canceled, it will be shifted to the next available tournament, and there are no refunds if you choose not to attend the make up date. For questions, contact Director Prem at 727-380-1168 or Director@SSOVA.com.

Farm Educational Day at DK Farms and Gardens features rotating, interactive stations that combine learning with hands-on animal experiences for all ages. Each session includes a guided farm tour, an animal feeding activity, an educational hayride, and small-group animal encounters, followed by time for activities like mini golf and gem mining, with a bull ride available as a $6 upgrade. Multiple sessions run throughout the day, and each one is limited to 45 participants, with online reservations available. This format works well for homeschool groups, field trips, families, and animal lovers who want an engaging visit that offers close-up moments with the farm’s residents and a full day of activities.

Now in its fourth year, the Oldsmar Rod Run benefiting Oldsmar Cares brings a wide range of vehicles to the waterfront at R.E. Olds Park, including classic and antique models, hot rods, rat rods, and late‑model cars and trucks. Participants receive goody bags, and more than 80 awards will be presented such as Top 50, Top 25, Best in Class, Best in Show, People’s Choice, and the Oldsmar Cares Chairman’s Choice. A Club Participation Trophy will also recognize the car club with the strongest turnout. The event features a prize raffle and a 50/50 raffle, along with food trucks and live entertainment. Registration is available online or on site for $20, or $15 with canned goods donations. All proceeds support Oldsmar Cares programs, including Holiday Meals that provide complete boxed dinners for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter to local families in need.

A live, hands-on certification focused on Feng Shui, boundaries, and energetic grids, this training explores how surroundings and personal energetic structure influence healing, manifestation, clarity, and overall well-being. Participants learn how the layout and feel of homes, offices, and healing rooms shape energy, and how intentional shifts in both environment and personal boundaries can foster greater alignment and transformation. Guidance covers core Feng Shui principles, reading the energy of spaces, the function of boundaries, and the role of grids in creating coherence and support. You will practice identifying energy drains, disorder, and stuck patterns in physical spaces and in the personal field, then learn ways to fortify containers, clear stagnation, and relate more consciously to what you invite around and within you. The training highlights how change efforts are influenced by the spaces we inhabit, making it relevant for practitioners, healers, coaches, and anyone seeking stronger energetic containers. Emphasis is placed on discernment, clean energy management, and the interplay of outer order with inner alignment. Expect an immersive experience that blends teaching, energetic insight, practical application, and discussion, with both spiritual and real-world perspectives that translate into daily life and professional settings. It is suitable whether you are new to Feng Shui or already sensitive to space and energy. Enrollment includes the live certification, practical tools, and a foundational framework for working with Feng Shui, grids, and boundaries. The course sits within the larger Higher Self Method, supporting embodiment, intuitive awareness, energy regulation, and client-centered transformation so the work feels integrated and sustainable. Monthly practicum and mentorship are included to support real-time application, observation, and refinement. There is space for questions, guidance, and feedback as you deepen your understanding and build confidence for personal use and client work. The course may be taken on its own or as part of the Higher Self Practitioner Program. Individual enrollment is available by request. Payment plans are offered, scholarships may be available by inquiry, and missed courses roll over to 2027 make-up dates.

Celebrating its sixth year, this artisan and vendor market gathers a variety of sellers for a shopping-focused experience. The event features opportunities to browse offerings and purchase directly from artisans and vendors.

Suncoast Animal League’s annual Dogtoberfest will include vendors, and Paige will be on site showcasing a fresh selection of new merchandise.

Gather with curious thinkers at the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center for a welcoming conversation circle that explores both timeless and emerging metaphysical ideas. This recurring meetup takes place on Second Saturdays at SHAMc, with different Starseeds introducing a monthly theme, followed by an open group discussion where participants share experiences and questions in a supportive, nonjudgmental space. Find the group in the yard behind the Art Room, to the right of the Mirror Building. Bringing a favorite chair or blanket is encouraged, and friends are welcome. A suggested $5 donation is collected at the door. To comply with venue policies and its liquor license, outside open containers are not allowed on the premises, including water bottles.

An uplifting gala at The Vinoy Renaissance St. Petersburg Resort & Golf Club brings the community together to mark fifteen years of A Door of Hope’s ministry and the impact of foster care, faithfulness, and community. The evening begins with a cocktail hour and continues with a seated dinner, plus both silent and live auctions. An inspiring program highlights what can happen when families, churches, and supporters remain engaged, honoring lives transformed and the hope built through the work of A Door of Hope. More than a celebration, it reflects on what God has accomplished through obedience and perseverance, and encourages continued commitment that builds something lasting for children and families across West-Central Florida.

Barstool Prophets perform at Broke-N-Bored Bar & Grill on Mad Beach with a mix of rockabilly, classic rock, country, and vintage blues. The set highlights these genres throughout the show.

With Clearwater Bay glowing at sunset, this refined evening pairs style with purpose. The program honors women whose lives have been changed through EmpowHERment and centers on creating a future where every woman can thrive. Highlights include live and silent auctions, an interactive dinner experience, and an open bar featuring HER signature cocktails. A live DJ, a photo booth, lively conversation, and a few unexpected touches shape a night filled with celebration, joy, and plenty of dancing.

Luna and the Warriors return to Ka Tiki with a four hour surge of rock that covers the full range, mixing beloved hits with original material. Expect a high energy performance filled with passion, driving grooves, and a lively atmosphere that keeps everyone moving from the first song to the last.

Floyd Nation returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall with the Inner Light Tour, an immersive, high-impact show centered on era-defining music. The set highlights Pink Floyd favorites such as Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Time, and Another Brick in the Wall. The performance delivers the emotional pull and atmospheric depth audiences associate with this music while reaching beyond a typical tribute. The tour is guided by Floyd Nation’s new album, Inner Light, which was recorded in part at Abbey Road Studios. Original pieces are seamlessly woven into Pink Floyd’s most celebrated songs, creating a continuous journey that feels familiar yet freshly imagined. Rather than reproducing every note, the band channels Pink Floyd’s sense of space, tension, and release, allowing the material to evolve in real time. Extended arrangements, fluid transitions, and thoughtful improvisation give each concert a spirit of discovery.

CountryLIVE salutes four modern country icons with a fast-paced tribute packed with familiar hits. The music of Kenny Chesney, Shania Twain, Keith Urban, and Luke Bryan is brought to life by dynamic performers and an engaging multimedia presentation. Expect plenty of singalong moments and seat-dancing to favorites like American Kids, Man! I Feel Like a Woman, Somebody Like You, and Country Girl (Shake It for Me), along with more chart-toppers throughout the night.

A dedicated salute to Metallica’s early thrash years, highlighting music from 1983 to 1991. The performance features Battery, Creeping Death, Master of Puppets, Whiplash, along with additional tracks from that era.

A new reggae celebration debuts at The BayCare Sound, bringing Caribbean rhythm and coastal energy to Clearwater’s waterfront. The Wailers headline alongside Julian "Junior" Marvin, Third World, Inner Circle, and The Skatalites. The setting features tropical drinks, a range of food options, and a vendor marketplace. Julian "Junior" Marvin, a Kingston-born guitarist and actor, launched his career in London with appearances in The Beatles’ Help! and the original production of Hair, later becoming an in-demand session player for artists including Traffic, Toots & The Maytals, Fairport Convention, and Steve Winwood. In 1977 he chose Bob Marley & The Wailers over an invitation from Stevie Wonder, making his debut on Exodus, which Time Magazine honored as its album of the century while One Love earned song of the millennium recognition. As lead guitarist, he performed on every subsequent Bob Marley & The Wailers album, including Survival and its track Africa Unite, earning him a place on Guitar World’s list of the top 100 guitarists. He has continued recording with The Wailers and as a solo artist, and now leads The Legendary Wailers, highlighted by the single and album Message of Love. Third World brings nearly five decades of global success and a signature reggae fusion that blends R&B, funk, pop, and rock. The group’s accolades include nine Grammy nominations, international hits such as Now That We Found Love, 96 Degrees in the Shade, and Try Jah Love, performances with luminaries like Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, Santana, and The Jackson 5, and a United Nations Peace Medal. Their 2019 release More Work To Be Done also received a Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album. Inner Circle, the Grammy-winning Jamaican band, pairs reggae with pop savvy and an energetic stage presence. After late 1970s favorites like Mary, Mary and Music Machine, the group rebounded from the 1980 loss of lead singer Jacob Miller and reached new heights in the 1990s with Bad Boys and Sweat (A La La La La Long), selling millions of records and earning a Grammy for Best Reggae Album. Their music gained additional mainstream exposure through film and television, including Bad Boys as the theme for the TV series COPS and the Bad Boys films. The Skatalites, foundational figures in Jamaican ska, formed in 1964 after backing icons such as Bob Marley, Toots & The Maytals, Jimmy Cliff, Alton Ellis, and Ken Boothe. Their innovations helped shape ska, rocksteady, and reggae. Although the original lineup disbanded in 1965, their legacy sparked a worldwide revival in the late 1970s and early 1980s, influencing the UK’s Two-Tone movement and bands including The Specials, Madness, The English Beat, and The Selecter. They continue to perform around the globe, from festivals and theaters to casinos and intimate venues, carrying forward one of the Caribbean’s most enduring musical traditions.

Beloved by generations, the live stage adaptation of A Charlie Brown Christmas makes its return to Ruth Eckerd Hall with the Peanuts characters, festive music, and plenty of heart. This touring production follows Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, and friends as they create their own Christmas play and discover what the season is really about. Drawn from Charles M. Schulz’s classic story and set to Vince Guaraldi’s iconic music, it offers a family-friendly celebration of holiday spirit.