Free events in Pinellas County, FL

Healthy St. Pete’s City Breeze Bike Tour offers an easygoing, guided cruise through the city that begins at St. Pete Biking Shop. Riders of every skill level are welcome, participation is free, and the event is open to ages 16 and older. A fleet of 12 complimentary bikes is available to borrow, or bring your own. Registration is needed only if you would like to use one of the loaner bikes. Organized by the St. Pete Biking Shop team, the tour uses electronic check in for Get Fit St. Pete participants through a free Get Fit Membership.

Children ages 2 to 4 can enjoy a playful storytime at Gulf Beaches Public Library that blends read-alouds, songs, movement, and hands-on activities. Designed to build early literacy and language skills, it also encourages creativity and a lifelong love of reading. The welcoming library setting offers a comfortable space for little ones to learn, make friends, and share the experience alongside their caregivers.

The Mt. Zion Mobile Food Pantry offers no-cost groceries and fresh produce for community members, serving both individuals and families. No registration is required. Distribution follows an order of arrival and continues until supplies run out. Volunteer opportunities are available.

Experience Sutherland Elementary’s annual Trunk or Treat, a family-friendly evening featuring Halloween costumes, imaginatively decorated trunks, and lots of candy. Families can stroll from car to car for safe, school-based trick-or-treating, with costumes encouraged and festive fun throughout. The celebration takes place at Sutherland Elementary.

At Horan Park in St. Pete Beach, the October Concert Series features a night celebrating the music of Duran Duran and David Bowie. The evening opens with Planet Duran, followed by FAME, the David Bowie Experience. Admission is free, and guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating.

Enjoy a free 45 minute outdoor yoga flow with Warrior ONE Dunedin at the Gerald Rehm Pavilion next to Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café in Downtown Dunedin. This welcoming session is open to all levels, including complete beginners. Please bring a yoga mat, and note that a few spares will be available. The class also supports Dunedin Cares through a food drive, so consider bringing family friendly, nonperishable items to donate. Warrior ONE keeps donation bins in the studio courtyard for drop offs anytime. Registration can be completed online through Warrior ONE. If rain is expected, check with the Warrior ONE studio for updates.

Largo’s ShredFest offers free document destruction and recycling at the Starkey Road Collection Center. This drive-through program keeps traffic moving, and everyone stays in their vehicle while staff handle the materials. Residents may bring up to five boxes of paper for secure shredding on site, with all paper sent for recycling. Service is available until capacity is reached. The event supports the City of Largo’s sustainability efforts. The Starkey Road Recycling Center also accepts mixed recyclables, collects used cooking oil, and provides free recycled mulch throughout the year.

Celebrate the grand opening of a new fabric and sewing studio that is also an authorized Husqvarna Viking dealer. Expect giveaways, light snacks, fabric, sewing machines, notions, and more. The studio is located behind Wendy's. Turn right after the emergency room and make the turn before reaching Wendy's.

The HOB Give Back offers a free food giveaway for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity, with no identification required except to confirm that only one bag is provided per household. Donations received through Good Neighbors are sorted and set out so each household can choose what they need. Each family receives one bag that may include fresh produce, bread, desserts, and meat, with availability varying and some limits on certain items. To keep the process fair, a lottery system is used. Food Give Away Cards are distributed shortly before things begin and drawn at random, and anyone arriving after the start is placed at the end since new cards are not issued once the process is underway. The distribution takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

Marianne & The Professor deliver an acoustic set spanning pop, rock, folk, and a touch of country, highlighting favorites from the 50s, 60s, and 70s alongside timeless tunes that predate rock and roll. Known for sparking nostalgia, they weave a lively run of beloved one hit wonders into the show. Admission is free with no ticket required, and seating is unreserved. The Village Courtyard, home to The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, offers a relaxed neighborhood setting with craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and satisfying snacks.

Enjoy a free concert featuring Scream Machine with additional sets from Midnight Music DJs at OCC Road House & Museum. VIP seating at the front of the stage is available on a first come, first served basis, and an optional up-front VIP table package can be purchased. The advance VIP table experience is priced at $75 and includes a reserved table for six in the first several rows along with six koozies, with the price increasing to $85 on the day of the show. Outside food and beverages are not permitted on the premises.

A free trivia night at Sharks Bar & Grill in Largo invites teams to test their knowledge. Enjoy food and drinks while competing for prizes, with $30, $20, and $10 gift cards awarded to the top three teams. For a bonus, review the three daily article headlines before the game to add five points to your score.

A free 30 minute 9D Breathwork session focused on resetting stress and anxiety takes place at The Patio Lounge, offering an opportunity to take a break from the noise, settle the nervous system, and reconnect with yourself. Bring a yoga mat and anything that helps you lie down comfortably for about half an hour, such as a pillow, blanket, or eye mask. Headphones are provided. No prior breathwork experience is required, simply come as you are. After the reset, stick around for mimosa specials, a custom alcohol free Exhale Elixir created for the occasion, games, music, and a selection of drinks. Space is limited, with walk ins welcome and advance reservations preferred.

Planning a wedding and not sure where to begin? The Tampa Bay Bridal Show brings together caterers, photographers, day-of coordinators and other bridal professionals from across the Tampa Bay region. Explore options in one place by sampling a variety of foods, viewing floral designs and browsing wedding gowns to help shape your celebration. Complimentary pre-registration is available for faster entry.

In St Petersburg, this beginner friendly Acro Yoga class welcomes people of all ages, body types, skin colors, and genders. No partner is needed, and exceptional flexibility or strength is not required. The session focuses on building confidence and challenging beliefs that might keep someone from trying Acro Yoga. This is a donation based offering, and contributions support community growth and the creation of educational events that introduce Acro Yoga to the public. Class guidelines prioritize safety and collaboration. Substance or alcohol use is not permitted, and participants are asked to arrive ready to work with others. For everyone’s well-being, please stay home if you feel unwell, have a fever, or have recently been in close contact with someone who is sick. To get ready, reserve a spot and complete the liability waiver before participating. You can share the experience with friends, opt to become a free member of St. Pete Acro Yoga to stay informed about future offerings, and follow the group on social media. Helpful items to bring include a yoga or panel mat or a beach blanket, a towel, water, and snacks. Expect a clear introduction to Acro Yoga, an orientation to the community, a list of beginner skills along with a challenge card to practice, demonstrations of how to use body mechanics and engage the core, and examples of positive communication for problem solving. After class, celebrate what you learned by tagging St. Pete Acro Yoga on social media. Florida solicitation registration CH68168.

Thomas Hallock, Ph.D., Professor of English, Literature and Cultural Studies, leads a presentation examining William Bartram, Florida literature, and the evolving narrative of the state. The program takes place at Heritage Village Museum & Park in the Pinellas Room. Admission is free, with donations appreciated. Hallock earned his Ph.D. from New York University. He is the author of From the Fallen Tree: Frontier Narratives, Environmental Politics and the Roots of a National Pastoral, and the co-editor of Early Modern Ecostudies: From the Florentine Codex to Shakespeare, William Bartram, the Search for Nature’s Design: Selected Art, Letters and Unpublished Manuscripts, and John and William Bartram: Travels on the St. Johns River. He also recently published a series of travel and place-based essays titled A Road Course in Early American Literature.

A casual weekly gathering invites people to the Dunedin Causeway to catch the Sunday sunset. Attendees bring a chair and a favorite drink, relax by the water, and watch a classic Florida sky light up. The mood is friendly and laid back, with Jeeps lined up along the shoreline. Everyone is welcome.

Free, team-based trivia takes place at the Tap Room at the Hollander Hotel, hosted by Sir Douglas of the Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three teams earn HH Bucks in the amounts of $50, $25, and $15. First place also receives a photo with the Tampa Bay Dream Team Champions' Weekly Trophy, plus the chance to tag the trophy with their team swag. A bonus freebie question and answer are posted on the organizers’ Facebook page on the day of the game. Large parties can reserve space by calling (727) 873-7900.

Happy hour at CJ’s Backstage features an early bird Bandingo music bingo session hosted by Johnny G. It is free to play and often draws nearly 60 players each week. Prizes include free lunch specials along with food, drinks, and gift certificates. CJ’s Backstage showcases live bands and karaoke dance parties, and an executive chef offers daily craft kitchen specials. Guests can enjoy a meal while taking part in a lively round of music bingo.

Open Play Commander takes place on Monday and Thursday nights and is free to attend. Arrivals are flexible, so you can stop by whenever it works for you and join the action at your own pace.

Focus on advanced bachata movement, footwork and technique with instruction from Amy Cee and Rome. A small group format encourages personalized guidance and practical, hands-on demos, and the atmosphere stays lively. Expect a welcoming, diverse circle of regulars, $6 drink specials and authentic Mexican food. Admission is $15 per person. After the class, a free social dance lets you put new skills into practice right away.

Thanks to an abundance of donated materials, this Homeschool Resource Center event has shifted from lending to giving. Families may browse a vast selection of resources and choose items to keep for their home education needs. The collection spans thousands of curriculum materials and a wide array of educational games, and there is no cost.

Explore the basics of pickleball at Pickleball 101 in Bartlett Park. This free class is tailored for newcomers and welcomes players of any experience level. Instruction is provided by Robert Eanell, an IPTPA Certified Instructor, who guides participants through essential skills in a supportive setting. The session is for ages 16 and older. Paddles and balls are available, and personal equipment is welcome. Meet at the pickleball courts on the west side of the parking lot. Admission is free, and advance registration is required due to a 16-person capacity.

Trivia night at Kahuna’s Bar & Grill in St. Pete features free entry, food and a full bar, with teams competing for gift card prizes. First, second, and third place receive $30, $20, and $10 respectively. Participants can also earn an extra five points by reviewing the three daily article headlines before the game.

Test your knowledge at a free, team-style trivia night at The Potion Portal, hosted by Trivia Maestro Cash Money Chris of Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three teams take home Portal Bucks prizes of $30, $20, and $10, and the champions also get a photo with the TBDT Champions Weekly Trophy with the chance to add their team’s swag to it. For an extra edge, look for the Tampa Bay Dream Team’s Facebook post on the day of the game that shares a freebie question and answer.

The Original BANDINGO Music Bingo brings a fun, live and interactive musical game show to The Kenwood for three hours of entertainment. It is free to play and offers prizes. Created by the team that started the music bingo phenomenon, this is the original experience for anyone who has tried the imitators.

Tuesdays at The Tap bring big flavor with $2 tacos served all day and a two topping hand tossed pizza for $11.99 for dine in guests. Pair the food with happy hour, $5 appetizers, and drink specials available throughout the week. Bandingo Music Bingo adds extra fun, and there is no charge to participate or to claim a win. Expect delicious bites, cold beverages, and a friendly crowd at The Tap.

A lively, not-so-traditional storytime pairs upbeat, kid-friendly music and plenty of movement with bubbles and one or two short tales. It is designed for children ages 18 months to 4 years. No registration is required.

Watch the sun set over the water on the Dunedin Causeway at a casual meetup for Jeep enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys a coastal evening. Bring a chair, a cooler, and some shade for comfort. A nearby sandbar is easy to reach, so consider a float or tube if you want to wade out and look for sand dollars. Please note that dogs, alcohol, and glass are not allowed on the Causeway. The area is actively patrolled and fines may be issued for violations. Nearby amenities include a restaurant with a bar within walking distance and restrooms. Please help keep the shoreline clean by leaving it better than you found it.

Experience a relaxing mindfulness meditation guided by Reiki healers. Crystal singing bowls, harp, and other soothing music set the tone while you are gently led into a calm, peaceful state. Donations are welcome and appreciated.

Teams come together for an interactive trivia night at Green Turtle Brewery and Public House in St Petersburg. The game includes a mix of rounds, with image and music segments featured in every show, and is hosted live by an in-person game leader. Participants use their phones to follow the game link, submit answers, and collect points. Topics span everything from pop culture to history, creating a collaborative challenge with a lively atmosphere. It is free to play, and prizes go to the top performers.

Music bingo lights up Twisted Tiki in St. Pete Beach with Emcee Johnny G, the originator behind this game show experience and known to many as The Game Show Guy. For nearly eight years, he and his team have kept things fresh with 157 themed playlists and counting. The show blends music, bingo, karaoke, music trivia, and showcase-style showdowns into one lively night. It is free to play with lots of giveaways, and seats often fill quickly with roughly 90 to 100 players each week. Often imitated and never duplicated, this is presented as the original music bingo game show.

Kid Royal Band brings live blues to Bayboro Brewing Co. each Wednesday, creating a laid back midweek reset. Specials include $5 Jack You-Call-Its, BOGO beers, and the new Belly Up Sandwich special. Admission is free, with great music, cold drinks, and an easygoing atmosphere.

An evening of biker games, live music, and food, all centered around a free bike ride series that offers prizes.

Third Thursday in Downtown Ozona is a free community night where neighbors connect and enjoy their hometown. Wander the downtown area, sample free ice cream and drinks, play lighthearted games, and take a turn at the community prize wheel for chances to win gifts from local businesses. All offerings are provided at no cost, made possible by local sponsors. The evening is suitable for friends, families, kids, and pets, creating a relaxed celebration of the Ozona community.

Break a sweat at a free, one hour Zumba class at Childs Park. Dance to upbeat tracks for a fun, full body workout that welcomes all fitness levels. No prior experience is required, just bring plenty of enthusiasm and get ready to move. Led by Lauren Hanan, the session is held on the tennis courts. Participants check in electronically using a Get Fit St. Pete Membership. The membership is free and open to anyone interested in attending monthly Get Fit St. Pete classes.

An open Commander play session with a flexible drop-in format. It is free to attend and recurs every Monday and Thursday, so you can arrive whenever it suits your schedule.

The Park on 66th hosts BANDINGO Music Bingo on Thursdays with Iron Aiden. Participation is free, and prizes can include venue gift cards as well as complimentary food or cocktails. Formerly known as Pinellas Grill, the venue offers sports, live music, food and cold drinks, nightly entertainment, a friendly staff, and daily specials. Enjoy a music based bingo experience with a gameshow twist.

Put your knowledge to the test at a lively trivia night at St. Pete Sports on Fourth in Downtown St. Petersburg. Participation is free, and teams compete over drinks for bragging rights while aiming for prizes. The top three teams take home gift cards worth $30, $20, and $10. For an extra edge, review the three daily article headlines before the game to pick up a five point bonus.

Music lovers can team up at Caledonia Brewing for a trivia night dedicated to all things music. Expect song-identification rounds, general music knowledge questions, and a few surprises along the way. There is no charge to participate, and house cash is awarded to the top three teams. The champions also earn weekly bragging rights and the chance to hoist the Unicorn Trophy. Attendance is limited to ages 21 and over. Seating is first come, first served, and tables are not reserved.