Events in Pinellas Park, FL

This weekly BNI chapter gathers with a single focus, to help each other thrive. Guided by a give-first approach, participants share referrals, offer encouragement, and contribute expertise so everyone benefits. The meetings provide time to build real relationships, trade opportunities, and acknowledge results that stem from collaboration and trust. It goes beyond ordinary networking, forming a community anchored in integrity, accountability, and collective growth.

Entrepreneurs gather for an in-person roundtable that meets twice a month to learn from one another in an open, collaborative setting. Bring a current challenge or share recent wins and receive perspectives from peers and board members. The conversation takes place in the board room at the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce.

Connect with professionals from St. Petersburg, Tyrone, Gulfport, Madeira Beach, and nearby communities at an RGA networking meeting hosted at Carrabba’s in St. Petersburg. The focus is on building real relationships, with an emphasis on trust and collaboration rather than quotas or competition. Both members and guests are welcome in a friendly setting where participants can exchange ideas, explore referrals, and create new opportunities together. Highlights include optional 15 minute spotlights to present your business, an open format with no seat exclusivity, and the flexibility to attend when it fits your schedule. RGA also provides added visibility through expos, podcasts, author initiatives, and speaking opportunities. Bring business cards and a polished introduction to make the most of your conversations.

Uncover Tarot’s mysteries in a weekly class that explores the sacred meanings of the cards and how they can support spiritual growth. Each session deepens understanding of the deck’s symbols and offers practical insights to help participants progress on their spiritual path.

Spend time outdoors in a group golf lesson led by a coach, with a friendly atmosphere and plenty of camaraderie among participants.

PING is a happy hour networking group that blends a relaxed social setting with purposeful business connections. Attendees can expect a welcoming mix of professionals focused on sharing referrals, supporting one another, and growing together. The format keeps things upbeat with just enough structure to spark meaningful conversations, and appetizers are part of the experience. With access to three chapters, there are more people to meet and more opportunities to explore. Whether your goal is to expand your client base, find strategic partners, or simply enjoy a better way to network, this gathering encourages you to enjoy a drink, connect with peers, and leave with new possibilities.

A lively evening of Jackbox party games and trivia awaits at Pana Kava Java’s West Bay location, hosted by Andy. Bring your friends and a fully charged smartphone to take part. Winners walk away with bragging rights and can score free drinks. The atmosphere centers on lighthearted competition and a friendly community. Consider coming a bit early to secure a seat and order kava or coffee before the first round starts.

Music Bingo takes over Sunset Lounge in Clearwater with free participation and prizes for the winners. Hosted by Russ.

Build strength, boost endurance, and relieve stress with a free cardio kickboxing class at Campbell Park. This high-energy, one-hour session is suitable for all fitness levels and takes place outdoors. The group meets near the recreation center. Admission is free, and participants check in electronically using a free Get Fit St. Pete membership, which is available to anyone interested in attending a monthly Get Fit St. Pete class.

An appreciation night honoring first responders, featuring dinner followed by a program recognizing their service and dedication. The evening begins with dinner and then continues with the program.

Connect with fellow veterans, active duty, reservists, National Guard and Coast Guard members, first responders, transitioning professionals, and spouses at a mission-focused networking gathering hosted at Colony Grill - Tampa Midtown. Designed for those mapping their next chapter or already building it, this meetup brings together people exploring careers, launching businesses or nonprofits, hiring or job seeking, finding customers, forming partnerships, locating resources, or seeking the camaraderie that comes with shared service. The atmosphere is welcoming and low pressure, with no sales pitches or vendor tables, just straightforward conversations and meaningful relationships among people who understand the realities of transition. Attendees can expect complimentary pizza and discounted drinks provided through Colony Grill’s partnership, connections across the military and first responder community, a raffle prize giveaway courtesy of Luminary Global, and a brief welcome from Paul Coniglio, CEO of Colony Grill. The gathering is open to the military-connected community and first responders, as well as business owners and supportive community members. Capacity is limited. This series is a collaborative effort by Action Zone, FourBlock, GPS4Vets, and VetNet, reflecting a belief that working together accelerates success. Action Zone equips the military community for entrepreneurship through practical business education and networking. FourBlock helps transitioning service members and military spouses build meaningful civilian careers. GPS4Vets guides veterans and families as they navigate career discovery, training, mentorship, and community engagement. VetNet fosters face-to-face connections with veterans and local business leaders to expand personal and professional networks. Locations rotate between Downtown St. Pete and Midtown Tampa, creating regular opportunities to connect, collaborate, and grow.

At Eddie’s in Dunedin, divers gather to meet one another, share conversation, and congratulate everyone who completed a certification this month. It is a relaxed opportunity to connect with fellow divers and celebrate recent milestones together.

Get creative with LEGO bricks during a monthly gathering that features open building time, playful challenges, and other hands-on activities. LEGO pieces are provided for use during the program, so there is nothing to bring. Registration is not required, and the activity is best for ages 4 and older.

Taking Back Tampa brings a Super Smash Bros. Melee bracket to its new home at New World Tampa. The competition takes place in the bar area. Costs include a $5 venue fee, which is waived for first-time TBT participants, and a $5 tournament entry. Prize distribution pays 60 percent to first place, 30 percent to second, and 10 percent to third.

Gather your smartest friends for a team trivia night at CJ's Backstage hosted by Olivia. Test your knowledge across all kinds of random topics and compete for CJ's Backstage Bucks, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. Expect a lively atmosphere, friendly rivalry, and plenty of brain-teasing fun.

The Niagara Tap in Largo highlights Taco Tuesday with $2 tacos, a two-topping hand-tossed pizza priced at $11.99 for dine-in, $5 appetizers, and drink specials offered all week, plus a Happy Hour. Bandingo Music Bingo is also featured, and there is no charge to play or to claim a win. Good food, cold drinks, and friendly faces set the tone for a relaxed night out.

A free trivia competition takes place at Kahunas Bar and Grill in Saint Petersburg, with food and a full bar available. Teams compete for prizes, and the top three receive gift cards valued at $30, $20, and $10. Participants can pick up five bonus points by reviewing the three daily article headlines before the game.

Enjoy a free, team-based trivia night at The Potion Portal, hosted by Tampa Bay Dream Team’s Cash Money Chris. Compete for Portal Bucks, with $30, $20, and $10 prizes awarded to the top three teams. Champions also earn a photo with the weekly trophy, and the top team can leave their mark on it with their own team branding. The trivia lineup varies by location, so the experience stays fresh. A bonus question and answer is shared on the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the game.

The Original BANDINGO Music Bingo brings a lively interactive music game show to The Kenwood Bar in St. Pete with T-Bone hosting. Settle in for three hours of music bingo and plenty of dabbing fun. It is free to play, and prizes are up for grabs.

A lively music bingo night hosted by Mike D brings games and prizes to Slyce in Madeira Beach. Play is free, with chances to win free food, free drinks, and gift cards. Slyce serves stone-baked artisan pizza in a relaxed, contemporary setting, creating a fun spot to sing along and mark your cards. The event is presented by an award-winning trivia company that introduced this style of music bingo eight years ago.

This support group for caregivers has updated its meeting schedule to better meet community needs. Meetings will continue at St. Michael’s Old Catholic Church. The schedule change is intended to make it easier for more people to attend, connect with others, and receive support.

This Pauper-format tournament features a $7 entry fee, with two booster packs per participant added to the prize pool.

A donation-based sound bath will be held at Steep Station St. Pete in Saint Petersburg, FL. It begins Tuesday night.

Tampa Bay’s car, truck, and motorcycle community comes together for a relaxed weekly meet at OCC Road House & Museum. The atmosphere blends laid-back hangout time with a lively soundtrack from a live DJ, more than 200 parking spaces, and rotating attractions that may include a wheelie machine or a mechanical bull, along with on-site vendors, great food, and a full bar. Dine-in specials feature $7 all-you-can-eat pasta, plus $1 off domestic beers and $1 off well drinks. Shoppers can explore custom automotive apparel and accessories, collectibles and diecast sets, women’s automotive gear, handmade sweets, and event coverage with videography. There are 10 VIP parking spots for modified vehicles, available in limited quantity, and inquiries can be sent to @tampabaymeets on Instagram. The gathering is kept respectful and under control, so please skip burnouts, keep outside music low, and clean up your space before heading out.

A free community run welcomes runners and walkers of all skill levels for an out and back along the Riverwalk, starting from the parking lot at Woven Water and wrapping up back at the brewery with a 10% discount on drinks. The typical distance is about three miles, and the course makes it easy to go shorter or farther at your own pace. Participants often hang out at the brewery afterward to cool down and chat. Extra street parking is available nearby.

A weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament that uses the constructed format. The entry fee is $7.

Each Tuesday, the Speakeasy Central Stage hosts a weekly karaoke night, led by AJ. The spotlight moves from singer to singer as familiar tunes ring out and the room shares the fun.

Build confidence on the dance floor with a beginner group class followed by a lively practice party. The practice session welcomes beginner, social ease, and early bronze students who want a relaxed, judgment free setting to reinforce steps and enjoy social dancing. Complimentary refreshments include water, soda, coffee, and wine. Students attend at no cost. Public admission is $15, and the group class is an additional $5.

Speakeasy Central Kava Bar hosts a karaoke experience presented by Party Beast Events that goes beyond the usual sing-and-sit format. A dynamic host keeps the energy high and the show moving, the stage welcomes both first-timers and seasoned singers, and the crowd often joins in for big chorus moments and unexpected spotlights. The setting blends the relaxed feel of a kava bar with an upbeat party vibe. From timeless throwbacks to the latest hits, every performance gets a chance to shine, creating a lively night out for performers and spectators alike.

Enjoy a weekly Tuesday trivia night. Participation is free, and tables are available on a first come, first served basis.

Royal Vapor Lounge hosts a trivia night with new host Gannon. Enjoy flavorful teas, music, and AYCD Kava.

Bauser's hosts a solo set from Dunedin hip hop artist Jon Ditty, featuring a lively blend of original tracks, unexpected covers, and off-the-cuff freestyles. Recognized by Creative Loafing Tampa's Best of the Bay, Ditty earned honors such as Best Local Hip-Hop, Best Spoken Word, Best Unsafe Music, and Best Cover Band, and he placed fourth for Best Mayor in 2020 ahead of former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn. Known for sharp wordplay and taking on lackluster emcees in creative forums, he also works in auxiliary keys and a sampler for a set that stays loose and spontaneous. Admission is free.

A special savings event for adults 60 and older offers 10 percent off storewide when shopping in person. Some exclusions may apply. For complete details, including restrictions and any additional promotions, please check the website.

Walk-in interviews for caregiver roles are available on the spot. Completing the application ahead of time can help streamline the process. Qualifications and documentation include CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN credentials, with help available to obtain an HHA, I-9 documentation, CPR certification, proof of a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively in English.

Toddlers ages 18 months to 3 can enjoy a pony-led woodland experience in Pinellas Park. This one-hour nature class moves at a toddler-friendly pace and keeps groups small, with just two to six children per session. The cost is $50 per child and the session offers a simple introduction to the trail with a pony companion.

This monthly Coffee with a Curator session features talks from museum staff and guest speakers on topics inspired by Salvador Dalí. The event is free, though space is limited, and a ticket is required for entry. Admission does not include access to the galleries.

Gulf Beaches Public Library hosts a storytime created for children ages 2 and under. Little ones enjoy short stories, songs, gentle movement, and interactive play that foster early literacy, language growth, social skills, and a lasting love of reading. The program also provides a friendly space for parents, grandparents, and caregivers to connect with other local families.

At Gulf Beaches Public Library, adults gather for a calm, creative coloring session that encourages relaxation and community connection. Participants can de-stress, practice mindfulness, and explore their artistic side in a welcoming setting. Whether new to coloring or experienced with art, all are invited to enjoy a peaceful activity that sparks conversation and creativity.

Designed for people affected by brain injury or stroke, along with caregivers and loved ones, this hybrid support group offers the option to participate in person or virtually. Each gathering provides a welcoming space to connect with others, share personal experiences, and learn from both peers and professionals. Meetings feature a blend of open discussion and expert presentations aimed at offering practical guidance and support.

A mobile team will be in Riverview providing nail shortening for dogs of every breed. Walk-ins are welcome, though scheduling an appointment in advance is highly recommended.

Watch the sunset from Dunedin Causeway on Wednesdays alongside a relaxed crowd of Jeep enthusiasts and beachgoers. Bring comfortable seating, a cooler and shade if you like. A nearby sandbar makes it easy to float on a tube or raft and look for sand dollars. Please note that dogs, alcohol and glass are not allowed on the Causeway, and the area is actively patrolled with fines for violations. A restaurant with a bar and restrooms is within walking distance. Leave no trace and help keep the beach cleaner than you found it.

Monthly baseball clinics offer a high-energy, instructional experience for players ages 8 to 12. Each two-hour session moves athletes through focused hitting, fielding, and pitching stations on professional-quality fields and in batting cages. With a maximum of 16 participants per session and a ratio of one coach for every eight players, athletes receive hands-on guidance and plenty of purposeful reps. The fee is $75 per session, and coaching is led by Willie Collazo and Elvys Quezada. Collazo is a former MLB pitcher with the New York Mets and represented Team Puerto Rico in the inaugural 2006 World Baseball Classic. He has served as a pitching coach in the Toronto Blue Jays organization and as an NCAA Division I pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Florida International University. An MLBPA Certified Agent, he brings extensive experience in player development, recruiting, professional baseball operations, and athlete mentorship across youth, collegiate, and professional levels. With more than 20 years in the game, he founded Ascend Fastpitch Academy and Homeschool Baseball, programs built around elite training, leadership, accountability, recruiting guidance, and long-term athlete development. Quezada is a former NCAA Division I player at Seton Hall University and a former coach at Manhattan University. His background includes time as both a player and coach in the New York Yankees, New York Mets, and Miami Marlins organizations. As the co-founder and former Director of The Clubhouse Academy and its high school academy teams in Brooksville, Florida, he brings over 15 years of experience guiding athletes from youth through professional baseball with a focus on athletic development, skill progression, and sustained player growth.

Gain practical CPR and First Aid skills designed to help you respond quickly when it matters most. This instructor-led course features hands-on practice and provides the opportunity to earn an official CPR credential from the American Heart Association. No prior experience is required, and children are welcome to participate. Training is offered in Riverview, FL, with mobile and private class options available, plus advanced courses such as ACLS and PALS. Classes run twice each month, and private sessions can be arranged. Pricing options include a $30 non-certification session ideal for new parents, volunteers, or anyone who wants to be ready to help friends and family, $65 for BLS certification for those in healthcare, and $75 for CPR AED and First Aid certification. Summerfield residents and military and veterans receive a 10% discount with codes Resident or Heroes. Space is limited.

A no-cost monthly class features a doctor sharing guidance to improve nervous system function and support overall health.

Experience a calming meditation session supported by Reiki healers, centered on relaxation and mindful awareness. Participants are gently guided toward tranquility while surrounded by the soothing tones of crystal singing bowls, harp, and other peaceful music. Donations are welcome and appreciated.

In St Petersburg, FL, this donation-based workout brings together boxing, kickboxing, and high-intensity interval training. It welcomes veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone interested in trying something new at an accessible cost. Build strength and confidence while training with others in a supportive, judgment-free setting focused on practical skills and encouragement. The emphasis is on growth rather than ego, with a community that improves together.

Black Flag is coming back to Tampa for an event open to all ages.

At Lucky Lobster Co., Paint Dunedin Purple chair Patti Bryant will serve guests as a celebrity server for a fundraiser that blends delicious food, community spirit, and plenty of purple pride. Guests can enjoy a memorable meal with friends while supporting local efforts that bring people together. Purple attire is encouraged. Funds raised are shared equally, with 50 percent benefiting Paint Dunedin Purple and 50 percent supporting The Rotary of Dunedin. Tickets are limited and priced at $45.

Craft a mini pumpkin topped with living succulents while enjoying fall cocktails and bites at this hands-on workshop with Cactus Moon. Part of the 9th Annual Pumpkin Succulent Workshops, this session at Corner Club in Seminole Heights, Tampa guides participants through selecting a pumpkin and plants, arranging a centerpiece, and learning care tips so it lasts for months. No carving is involved, which helps prevent rot and makes it easy to move the arrangement into a new pot whenever you like. All materials are provided, and everyone leaves with a finished piece plus detailed care instructions. Each class runs about 45 minutes, multiple sessions are available this season, and space is limited. Due to the use of perishable materials, refunds are not offered.

This gathering at Byblos Tampa brings together local professionals for a Tampa Bay Community Leader Social featuring guest community leader Marlene Spalten, CEO of Community Foundation Tampa Bay. Attendees can expect relaxed networking in casual business attire, a concise presentation with a brief Q&A, and a cash bar with hors d’oeuvres. Admission is $25 in advance, increasing to $35 later on the day of the event. Sponsors include Tampa Bay Magazine and Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine. An optional $250 annual membership is available with benefits such as admission for one to ten socials per year, admission for two to an annual members-only event, recognition at the events, inclusion in a group photo, an engraved name badge with lapel pin, access to an online directory, and priority invitations to Community Leader Introductions and Mayoral Ball events. A nonprofit program also exists to financially benefit an organization with the resources to successfully promote these events. The mission is to foster interaction among community professionals in cities across Florida.

This West Coast Swing group class is set to R&B music and starts with a focused warmup before moving into partner work. Newer dancers practice sugar push, left and right side passes, and basic whips, while the intermediate segment covers Bronze 4 and Silver West Coast Swing figures. Expect plenty of rotation and a solid dose of exercise, with the freedom to add your own flair. No partner is required.

Guided by Sean Paul, a holistic sound and crystal healing practitioner from the Tarpon Springs area, this session blends crystal singing bowls, gentle meditation, and energy-centered practices to encourage deep relaxation, mindful awareness, a sense of balance, and connection within. His work often features chakra-informed sound therapy, crystals, guided meditation, and intuitive energy support, helping participants slow down, reset, and reconnect in a calm, welcoming setting. Sean is dedicated to cultivating a secure, grounding environment that supports healing, reflection, and spiritual connection, and he shares this work in both private and group sessions throughout the community.

Green Turtle Brewery and Public House in St Petersburg hosts an interactive trivia night that is free to play with chances to win prizes. A live host guides a variety of rounds, and every show includes both image questions and a music segment. Teams and individual players use their phones to follow the game link, submit answers, and earn points. Topics range from pop culture to history, creating a lively atmosphere with friendly competition and plenty of laughs. You have to play to be eligible for prizes.

Screenwriters from first-time writers to seasoned pros gather upstairs at Mutts & Martinis in St. Petersburg for a free Script Lab focused on table reads and practical feedback. The group meets monthly to keep writers moving forward with consistent notes rather than formal instruction. Participants may bring up to twelve pages of original material for short films, features, or television. Writers assign parts for an out-loud read, begin with a concise logline or brief setup, and provide enough printed copies for each speaking role. Outlines or treatments can be shared instead of pages. During the feedback round, writers listen until everyone has spoken, while commenters keep remarks to two or three minutes, write notes the writer can review later, and save in-depth critiques for after the session. Actors are welcome to read and contribute, with the focus kept on helping writers sharpen their work. Special occasions may include staged readings with a full cast performing an entire script for a live audience. Admission is free. RSVP by emailing Eric at TampaBaySCRIPTLAB@gmail.com.

Bandingo Music Bingo brings a lively, music-filled bingo night to Jerry's Dockside in Gibsonton, right on the Alafia River. It is free to play, and winners can take home drinks and food from Jerry's Dockside. The venue, formerly known as AJ's on the River, offers a relaxed waterfront setting where music-themed bingo adds a fun twist to game night.

Settle in at Safety Harbor Art & Music Center for a community storytelling evening led by Tampa Bay storyteller and former Tampa Tribune columnist Walt Belcher. He begins with a brief talk on the art of storytelling, then the mic opens to locals sharing true and tall tales from both new and seasoned tellers. Those who want to participate can sign up for a 5 to 7 minute story, and all ages are welcome, whether you plan to speak or simply listen. Beer, wine, soda, and water are available for purchase, and there is a suggested $2 donation at the door. To comply with the venue’s liquor license, outside open containers, including water bottles, are not permitted.

RIFTBOUND NEXUS Night takes place on Wednesdays with a $7 entry fee. Prize support includes packs when available, with store credit provided if packs are not in stock.

Bandingo music bingo brings a playful game show vibe to Pi Pizza Bar in Dunedin, hosted by Chris, also known as Emcee Werk It, with his Original Bandingo music bingo show. Pair the rounds of music-based bingo with craft pizza and garlic knots, plus a full liquor bar and a variety of local craft beers. It is a lively evening of dining and dabbing, and golf carts are welcome.

Trivia enthusiasts can put their knowledge to the test at Dunedin House of Beer. Expect tough questions and competition from skilled local players. Bring a sharp mind and get ready for some friendly rivalry.

Sing away the midweek slump each Wednesday at Anclote Brew and turn the middle of the week into a music-filled pick-me-up.

A midweek hangout at The Catalyst on the Deuces brings karaoke together with two party vibes in one place. Sing inside while a second DJ sets the tone on the patio, making it easy to move between scenes. Drinks, hookah, and food are available, all in an upbeat, laid-back atmosphere.

Kid Royal Band brings a lively set of blues to Bayboro Brewing Co., presented by the Blues & $5 Jacks lineup. Enjoy specials like $5 Jack you-call-its, buy one get one beers, and the new Belly Up sandwich special. There is no cover charge. Expect soulful music, refreshing drinks, and an easygoing atmosphere.

Turn Thursdays into a stock-up day with 25 percent off a family-size pack of grass-fed ground beef at the Clearwater location. Purchase the Family Pack and the discount is applied at checkout. This in-store offer is limited to family-size packages, available on a first come basis until sold out. No substitutions and no additional discounts apply. Offered on Thursdays only, excluding holidays, and details may change. Check the website for full terms and conditions.

Enjoy a full day in Winter Park that includes a scenic boat tour gliding through the area’s lakes and canals. There will be unstructured time to explore town, with options such as visiting the Morse Museum, which features works by Louis Comfort Tiffany, where museum admission is separate. Lunch is on your own along Park Avenue, with plenty of restaurants to choose from and shops to browse. The cost for this trip is $129.

RISE Networking Group brings professionals together for purposeful connections within the Brandon Riverview Chamber of Commerce. Each meeting includes a member spotlight presentation, lively group discussion, and time for every attendee to share a 30 second introduction about their business. The emphasis is on building trust, exchanging referrals, and learning from one another so relationships strengthen and opportunities expand. Visitors may attend up to two meetings to experience the format and benefits firsthand. Networking is highlighted as a driver of visibility, collaboration, and business growth within the community.

A space for the kinds of conversations that rarely fit in a typical networking setting. This facilitated gathering invites women to speak openly about what is truly happening in their businesses, receive candid feedback, and be heard by peers who understand. Each session begins with a thoughtful prompt to guide the discussion toward what matters most. Expect no pitches or polished scripts, just straightforward dialogue from women who are in the work. Hosted at Studio 131 Weddings and Events. Entry is $10 at the door, payable via Venmo.

A new book club at the Greater Palm Harbor YMCA offers a friendly place to talk about books and meet fellow readers. The kickoff gathering takes place in The Zone, where participants will get acquainted and help choose the group’s first title. After that, the club continues with monthly meetings and welcomes people of all interests and experience levels who want to discover new reads and connect with the community.

Explore how to launch your own driving business at a live information session in Clearwater. zTrip Clearwater explains an independent contractor model where you operate your own schedule while they provide essentials such as a vehicle, ride requests, and ongoing support. You bring your motivation, set your hours, and focus on building earnings. This is not traditional employment, it is a flexible path to create your own income stream with control over how you work. The session is informative and low pressure, with weekly opportunities to learn more.

Mahjong enthusiasts gather at Gulf Beaches Public Library for relaxed, social play. The game’s mix of strategy and focus makes for an engaging few hours, and the group welcomes both seasoned players and newcomers. Expect a community setting that encourages conversation, learning, and friendly matchups.

Discover new career options in Tampa at a job fair taking place at the Holiday Inn Tampa Westshore - Airport Area. Job seekers at any stage, from entry level to seasoned professionals, can meet employers hiring now across healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and more. Attendees can speak directly with recruiters, share resumes, and participate in on-the-spot interviews to take the next step in their search.

Connect in the private dining room at Chili's Grill & Bar in Clearwater for a relationship-focused networking meetup organized with Amplify Clearwater Chamber. This founders gathering takes place where RGA got its start and centers on real conversations, shared opportunities, and trust built face to face. Expect a welcoming, high-energy setting that favors collaboration over competition and gives everyone a chance to present their business clearly. It is designed for business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals at any stage who want to grow through genuine connections. The emphasis is on building familiarity, likeability, and trust rather than on transactional lead exchanges, with no forced referrals and no seat restrictions. To make the most of the experience, bring about 30 business cards, prepare a concise 30 second introduction, and arrive ready to prioritize relationships.

This discussion-based investment club meets at Gulf Beaches Public Library and focuses on personal finance, investing approaches, stock market updates, and broader economic trends. It welcomes both beginners and experienced investors. Attendees connect with fellow community members, share ideas, ask questions, and build financial know-how through friendly conversation and ongoing learning.

For more than two decades, Larry’s Car Show has been a weekly tradition that brings car enthusiasts and families together to admire a wide range of rides. Any make and model may participate. Registering a vehicle costs $5 and includes a coupon for 10 percent off dinner. Expect vendors, games, and a weekly 50/50 drawing, with a family-friendly atmosphere throughout the evening. Attendees can connect with other car lovers, enjoy food, and enter contests for trophies and prizes at OCC Road House.

Experience Art on the House at the Tampa Museum of Art, a recurring opportunity to explore the galleries while paying the amount that works for you. Celebrate a century of art in Tampa through exhibitions highlighting pieces from the ancient world alongside modern and contemporary works. Upon arrival, stop by the Welcome Desk and share your chosen admission amount with the Visitor Experience and Engagement team. All contribution levels are appreciated, making it an accessible visit for individuals and families.

A fall fashion fundraiser showcasing new seasonal styles while bringing the community together to support The Haven at Hope Villages of America. Returning after its spring debut, this edition features two seatings so more guests can take part at One Amazing Find in Downtown Tarpon Springs. All ticket proceeds go directly to The Haven at Hope Villages of America, and 20% of event shopping is donated as well. Expect raffle baskets and other ways to give throughout the evening. Seating is limited to 60 guests per show, and tickets are required for entry. With two showtimes, attendees can plan dinner or drinks at nearby downtown spots before or after.

Motorcycles take over Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson and OCC Road House for a weekly celebration of riding in the Tampa Bay area. Hundreds of bikes roll in, rain or shine, and the evening includes an official group ride through Pinellas County with on-site registration, a midpoint photo stop, and a return to OCC Road House. Riders who register receive $25 in Bert’s Bucks valid for ten days, a complimentary OCC Road House domestic beer or house mixed drink, and two entries in the weekly raffle. The festivities feature live music, burnouts, slow races, vendors, a bikini bike wash, and games such as cornhole, pool, shuffleboard, and foosball, plus a mechanical bull. Great food and ice-cold drinks are available at OCC Road House, and Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson stays open later so guests can browse motorcycles, gear, and accessories.

A casual get together for sharing a meal and plenty of laughter. Open to all, it offers a warm, easygoing space to connect and enjoy good company.

Burn Survivors Connect is a monthly gathering for individuals who have experienced burn injuries, their significant others or caregivers, and healthcare professionals to share support and information. Each session explores helpful topics that deepen understanding of the stages of burn injury, rehabilitation, and recovery. The atmosphere is casual, upbeat, and welcoming to everyone. Meetings are offered in a hybrid format, with an in-person option at Tampa General Hospital and an online option via Microsoft Teams. Registration is required for each session you wish to attend. For more information, call 813.844.3381 or email ashleynrowe@tgh.org.

This Art on the Rocks class guides participants in making four to five beaded stackable bracelets, with the option to add coastal, initial, birthstone, heart, or seaglass charms. The session also offers the choice to create a coordinating pair of earrings or make a fifth bracelet. A wide selection of ceramic, glass, and semi-precious stone beads is available, so sets can be designed in matching or complementary colors. All supplies are included, and tools are provided. The finished pieces are well suited for gifting.

This event features motorcycle-themed games, music, and food, along with a free bike ride series that includes prizes.

The 1st Annual Suncoast Classic Inshore Challenge presents a different style of inshore fishing tournament with multiple ways to win. The event starts with a captain’s party open to spectators and participants, then concludes with a weigh in and awards ceremony that are also open to everyone. Family oriented and team driven, this tournament supports the local community by giving back to Ready for Life Pinellas & Pasco as well as CCA STAR. Teams compete for the First Place title in this inaugural challenge.

Explore Chicago Style Steppin' with a free 45-minute introduction, then continue with more instruction if you want to keep learning. Open to the community in Manatee County, these all-levels classes welcome both first-timers and seasoned dancers, and no partner is required. Sessions are held at Palmetto Youth Center, with advance sign-up available, and walk-ins are accepted.

Julie Black Duo performs a pre-show set in the England Family Gardens at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater before Boz Scaggs. Tickets are required.

Get ready to step up to the mic for a laid-back karaoke gathering that welcomes seasoned performers and first-time singers alike. Choose a favorite classic to sing or relax and enjoy the friendly crowd. The energy builds with every performance, and the fun keeps going whenever the microphone is live.

Deepen your herbal toolkit with a practical dive into nutrition guided by Tricia Perez. This $35 class introduces the fundamentals from a Western herbalist perspective, covering macronutrients such as proteins, fats, and carbohydrates and the everyday foods that provide them. Learn how targeted food choices can address common concerns, including supporting healthy iron levels and easing constipation. The session explains how vitamins and minerals contribute to overall wellness and offers clear overviews of dietary approaches like the Autoimmune Protocol, anti-inflammatory plans, and Low FODMAP strategies, all presented to complement and strengthen herbal practice. In-person and virtual registration options are available.

At The Muddy Root Kava Cafe in Clearwater, this weekly randomized fighting game tournament begins with a wheel spin that determines the title for the bracket. Right after the selection, the group can opt for a single mulligan vote, then warmups lead into on-site signups and competitive play. Casual matches are available both beforehand and after the finals, giving everyone extra time to play and connect with other fans. Competitors of any experience level are welcome to participate, meet the local fighting game community, and enjoy food and drink. A minimum purchase of one beverage is required for venue patronage.

A casual night centered on Commander where participants can drop in for games. It is free to attend and takes place every Monday and Thursday evening. There is a scheduled start, and attendees may arrive at any time.

Kids Club offers a weekly creative experience for children, with a different hands-on art project each session. Activities are designed to keep young artists engaged and happy, encouraging them to return week after week while parents enjoy a well deserved break.

Gather with others in an educational support setting designed for head and neck cancer survivors and their families. Sessions take place quarterly on Thursday evenings and each meeting spotlights a different topic. Attendees can share experiences, learn from one another, and receive guidance from a multidisciplinary team from TGH and USF Health. Registration is encouraged and the group is offered in person only. For details, contact Alexandra Fucarino, MS, RD-AP, CSO, LD/N at afucarino@tgh.org or Jennifer Larsson, MS, CCC-SLP at jenniferlarsson@usftgp.org. Parking is available in the TGH garage for a $3 fee per visit, with limited street options on Davis Islands near the People Development Institute where the class takes place.

This casual group run explores Seminole Heights and starts and finishes at Magnanimous Brewing. Participants meet in the parking lot, then head out for roughly 3 to 3.5 miles, with the distance adjusted for weather. After the run, the group returns to the brewery to relax, often enjoying pizza and brews outdoors.

Bandingo Music Bingo brings a lively round of music-themed bingo to The Park on 66th in Pinellas Park, featuring Iron Aiden. It is free to play, and prizes may include venue gift cards as well as complimentary food and cocktails. The Park on 66th showcases sports and live music along with tasty food, chilled drinks, a friendly team, nightly entertainment, and daily specials.

Argentine tango group classes lead into a practica. The flow moves from a beginner lesson to a fundamentals session, then wraps up with practice time to apply what was covered. The group is very friendly and includes a mix of experience levels, and snacks and coffee are available.

AEG Presents brings Cannons to the stage with support from Caroline Kingsbury. The Los Angeles indie pop trio of Michelle Joy, Ryan Clapham, and Paul Davis blends shimmering synth-pop, disco flair, and rock elements, rising to prominence with the hit single Fire for You. Their performances pair moody hooks with retro-leaning production and an immersive, cinematic vibe that has earned a loyal following. This event is open to all ages and will take place rain or shine. VIP tables and suites are available.

Communion After Dark and Endoxa present ULTRA SUNN on The Beast In You Tour with SOFT VEIN at New World Music Hall. This tour stop features both artists on the same bill.

Test your smarts at Sports on Fourth in St. Pete with a team trivia night that is free to enter. Rally a crew, enjoy drinks, and compete for bragging rights while the top three teams take home gift cards worth $30, $20, and $10. For a quick edge, read the three daily article headlines before play begins to earn an extra five points.

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon tournament run in the Standard format. The entry fee is $7. All participants receive a prize, and winners pick up something extra.

A community-focused dance night at District Dance Academy brings two styles to two rooms while keeping a solid West Coast Swing foundation at its core. It begins with basics in both rooms, with West Coast Swing led by Jae and Lyla and Country Swing led by Trent and Lily, then moves into progressive classes in each style and concludes with a crossover social where everyone can dance together. Expect dedicated instruction in West Coast Swing and Country Swing from experienced teachers, a welcoming and beginner friendly setting, and no partner required. Music spans West Coast Swing, country, and fusion, and all are invited to explore their favorite style or try both. The experience centers on growth, connection, and dancing together.

Magic Jim brings an evening of astonishing card magic to the Tap Room, captivating audiences with quick hands and plenty of surprises up his sleeve. Take advantage of half-off bottles of wine in the Tap Room restaurant at the HH while you watch the show. For groups of six or more, reservations are requested by calling 727-873-7900.

Troubled Waters Brewing partners with Timeless Entertainment for a weekly trivia night as the weekend draws near.

Billed as the area’s original and best music trivia, this night features rounds like Name That Tune, general music knowledge, and a few surprises. There is no fee to play, and house cash goes to the top three teams. The winning team gets to raise the Unicorn Trophy and enjoy a week of bragging rights. Attendees must be 21 or older. Seating is first come, first served, with no reserved tables.

Dance to hits from the 90s and early 2000s in a class created for adults who are new to dance. Instruction focuses on learning choreography, sharpening musicality, and boosting confidence, while also delivering a solid workout in a welcoming, no-judgment space. It offers a fun weekly outlet to move, sweat, and enjoy great music.

Boz Scaggs, the American singer, songwriter, and guitarist, returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall with his Rhythm Review 2026 tour. A onetime bandmate of Steve Miller in The Ardells and the Steve Miller Band, he began his solo career in 1969 and achieved a major breakthrough when Silk Degrees reached number 2 on the Billboard 200, yielding the hits Lido Shuffle and Lowdown. He followed with two more platinum albums, Down Two Then Left and Middle Man, the latter featuring the top-40 singles Breakdown Dead Ahead and Jojo. His 1976 sessions also united David Paich, David Hungate, and Jeff Porcaro, a partnership that helped lay the groundwork for Toto after they toured with him.

Classic Albums Live pays tribute to Pink Floyd’s landmark Dark Side of the Moon with a concert that brings the album to life on stage. The performance invites listeners to immerse themselves in the album’s signature sound and atmosphere.

A coed sand volleyball league in St. Petersburg brings solo sign-ups together at Woodlawn Park for rotating teams in 2s, 3s, and 4s formats. Players collect wins and points to climb a leaderboard and compete for prizes. It is aimed at those who want lively competition, a friendly social scene, and memorable beach volleyball action.

At Pinellas Ale Works, New Material Night features St. Pete Stand Up as host while Florida comics try out fresh jokes. Some bits land and others do not, creating an unpredictable run of laughs and surprises. Tickets cost $5 in advance and $10 at the door, and all sales are non refundable. Parking is on the street only.

Start the weekend with a high-energy beach volleyball session in St Petersburg, FL. The morning begins with a class focused on two-person skills and drills, then shifts into organized 2s league play. Expect a blend of coaching, teamwork, friendly competition, and relaxed beach vibes. It is suited to seasoned players as well as anyone seeking an active, social experience on the sand.

At Hollander Hotel Downtown St Petersburg in Saint Petersburg, this SPGB Coffee brings together women business owners and professionals for an interactive, conversation-led gathering focused on connection, learning, and practical takeaways. Created by educators and intentionally inclusive, SPGB provides a welcoming space that supports leaders at every stage. Arrive a little early for relaxed mingling and to get settled. Coffee is provided. Admission is free, made possible by SPGB sponsors.

Hosted by the Pinellas Beaches Chamber, this Relationship Builder monthly meeting brings Chamber members and guests together to connect and strengthen professional relationships. Attendees can network, exchange valuable referrals, and learn best practices to support business growth in a welcoming setting. The gathering takes place at Madeira Beach City Hall.

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.

Healthy St. Pete partners with Play it Forward Pediatrics to present a welcoming Family Flow and Movement class that supports parents in exercising safely with their babies. Participants explore proper positioning for themselves and their little ones, build strength, and establish healthy movement habits while spending meaningful time together. The class is hosted at Crescent Lake Park and offers separate sessions based on developmental stage, with one option for families whose children are not yet walking and another for those with walkers. Admission is free and no registration is required.

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.

Find a quiet moment to center and recharge at a welcoming meditation group at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Open to both beginners and experienced meditators, this calm gathering offers simple practices that can ease stress, strengthen focus, encourage relaxation, and support overall well-being while fostering a sense of community.

Connect in person with professionals from across Tampa, South Tampa, and Westshore at a relationship-focused networking meetup at Riveters Tampa. Meet people from a wide range of fields including accounting, legal services, business support, health and wellness, IT, real estate, finance, and more. The format prioritizes genuine connections and voluntary referrals, with no quotas or mandatory attendance. Many meetings include a 15 minute spotlight where participants can share their business and insights. Since 2010, RGA has supported entrepreneurs, small business owners, and industry leaders with a welcoming community that also offers social mixers, educational programs, and a larger annual conference and expo.

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.

At North Greenwood Library in Clearwater, BayCare Faith Community Nursing presents a series of wellness and prevention programs. Each session offers practical guidance on diabetes awareness, healthy eating to support your immune system, breast health including screening and early detection, first aid essentials, Hands-Only CPR, recognizing the signs of stroke, and understanding Advance Directives. The lineup features a session on diabetes and everyday habits, a program focused on breast cancer awareness, and a class on emergency preparedness and CPR basics. Expect clear information that can help you make informed choices and feel more confident about day-to-day health.

At Gulf Beaches Public Library, Scrabble enthusiasts meet each week for relaxed play and conversation. The gathering welcomes seasoned word fans and first timers alike, pairing lighthearted competition with chances to build vocabulary and connect with fellow game lovers. Enjoy a community minded atmosphere in Madeira Beach and plenty of classic wordplay in a friendly library environment.

Settle into a soothing practice that begins with gentle, freeing movements to help your whole system unwind. A guided body scan leads into a tranquil meditation immersed in the resonant tones of Tibetan and crystal singing bowls. These vibrations are intended to ease discomfort in the body, quiet the mind, and clear stagnant energy, inviting presence and a deep sense of peace. Expect to leave feeling more open and balanced, with tension, stress, and anxiety softened and harmony restored across body, mind, and spirit. Admission is $30.

Celebrate German culture over four days spread across two weekends at the German American Society in Pinellas Park. Each day features lively polka, flavorful German dishes, refreshing beer, and plenty of good cheer. Look for schnitzel made on site, performances by the society’s dance group, and the crowd favorite stein holding challenge. Children can take part in crafts and games in the Kinder Corner, while adults can raise a stein and enjoy the festivities. Highlights include a broad selection of imported German beers, authentic cuisine with desserts and coffee, a mix of traditional and modern live music, a ceremonial keg tapping with a parade of flags, and vendors offering distinctive merchandise. On-site parking is limited, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

Kick off the weekend with a laid-back fish fry serving beer battered fish along with shrimp and burgers.

Experience a lively dueling pianos showcase as skilled performers go head to head and roll out favorite songs in a friendly musical faceoff. Set in the heart of downtown Tampa at Lykes Gaslight Park, this free, all-ages gathering invites audiences to relax, sing along, and soak up an evening filled with plenty of laughs, creative flair, and the energy of live music. Blankets are welcome, and the series is presented on select dates throughout the year.

The duo Yoshi and CJ of The Headbang perform a mix of classic 80s hair rock and other recognizable favorites spanning the 80s, 90s, and beyond. The set centers on well known songs from across those eras.

A dinner dance brings music and dancing to Largo Elks Lodge #2159. Singer and entertainer Steve Walker performs classic rock favorites from the 50s, 60s, and 70s.

Road House Nation presents a high-energy tribute to Queen at OCC Road House with Maximum Queen delivering the hits that defined the iconic band. A resident DJ sets the tone before the main performance takes the stage. Admission is required for everyone, as there is no free general entry. Options include single admission at $25, a four-person high top table for $100, a six-person table for $150, or a six-person lounge table for $160. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for any seat. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Smoking is not permitted at the tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Prepare to dive with enriched air in this SSI Enriched Air Nitrox course. The classroom session focuses on planning and procedures for blends up to 40 percent oxygen, explaining how nitrox can extend no decompression limits, add a safety buffer, and shorten surface intervals when compared with air. Instruction covers the essentials of nitrox, its benefits and limitations, safe use and how nitrox dives differ from air dives. You will also learn to operate a nitrox programmable dive computer and to identify and analyze cylinders to confirm whether they contain air or nitrox. The training takes place over one night at the dive shop.

American Legion Post 273 hosts SwingShift, a five-piece variety party dance band delivering a lively mix of favorite dance tunes. The playlist is crafted to keep the dance floor busy from start to finish.

Explore a seasonal approach to nourishment in a hands-on class led by Bob Linde, director of the school and clinic. Cooking methods, practical nutrition, and principles of traditional food energetics come together to build a stronger relationship with what is on the plate. Participants receive recipes, inspiration, and plenty of tasty samples, whether brand new to the kitchen or already focused on wellness. This installment highlights foods that nurture the lungs, support immune resilience, and benefit the skin. Across the wider series, topics include finding a personal super food and caring for key organs such as the liver and heart, all through meals that aim to heal. Take one class or the complete seven-class bundle. Pricing is $260 for all seven classes or $40 per class.

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.

A boot camp session takes place at Lazarillo Park. Event updates and additional details are shared through GroupMe.

FEARVILLE Haunted Nights delivers frights and fun with FEARville's Haunted Maze, the INFESTATION scare zone, and the Hallows Hayride. A food truck and bar are on site, with beer, wine, and cocktails available. Wine tastings with a goat experience are offered. A VIP pass adds mechanical bull rides, extra entertainment, animal feeding, and gem mining. If you are already in line when entry closes, attractions will continue to run so you can complete your visit.

Presented by Endoxa and Communion After Dark, this show at The Orpheum features PIG on the Hurt People Hurt Tour with Cyanotic also performing. Both artists share the stage for an evening of live music.

Step into an immersive murder mystery shaped around a Victorian-era séance in 1898. One year after Reginald Blackwood’s death in his own home, his widow gathers people to seek the location of his missing will. The household is portrayed by a live ensemble that includes the widow, her son and heir, her daughter, the family doctor, the solicitor, the housekeeper, and a longtime friend, each guarding private motives and grudges. The evening begins with a reception that lets attendees mingle with the family, absorb the whispers circulating through the manor, and form early hunches. The séance follows, the room goes dark, and when light returns the medium is dead, throwing the house into turmoil. From that moment, the investigation is in the hands of the audience. Move through conversations, press the characters on what they witnessed and where they were, and study clues as they emerge over the course of the night. When a solution becomes clear, submit a written accusation naming who did it, how it was done, and why, before the final reveal. Victorian mourning attire or eveningwear is encouraged but optional, and even a single dark accessory such as gloves, a brooch, or a pocket watch helps set the tone. No roles or scripts are assigned, so expect to mingle, observe closely, and ask pointed questions. The experience runs about two and a half hours. Tickets are $50 per person, with light hors d’oeuvres and non-alcoholic beverages included. Tickets are sold out.

Ty Myers brings The Legal Tour to The BayCare Sound for his first Clearwater appearance, joined by special guest Benny G. The Texas native has built momentum with smooth, soulful vocals and emotionally honest songwriting, first reaching listeners by posting covers and original songs online. Highlights from his catalog include "Drinkin' Alone", "Tie That Binds", and "Ends of the Earth", blending classic country storytelling with a modern, reflective touch. Benny G appears as an emerging country artist behind the debut single "I Got A Feeling". His work also includes collaborations in hip hop and pop, with Neapolitan pop songs "Io ti voglio con me" and "Pazza d'amore" drawing millions of views on YouTube.

Nurse John brings his brand-new North American tour, Against Medical Advice, featuring fresh stand-up that dives deeper into the humor, chaos, and camaraderie of healthcare life. His storytelling carries the easy vibe of decompressing with a work bestie after a long shift, and it connects with audiences whether or not they wear scrubs. Known offstage as John Dela Cruz, he has become a rising voice in comedy with sharp, relatable observations about life both inside and beyond the healthcare system. This run follows a breakout streak that included hundreds of sold-out shows around the world. His previous outing, The Short-Staffed Tour, sold more than 250,000 tickets across over 200 performances in under two years, with multiple sold-out international legs across the U.K., Europe, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Online, more than 17 million fans follow his viral sketches and characters that spotlight the unfiltered realities of nursing, and his growing cultural presence includes appearances at major events such as the Gold Gala, the Unforgettable Gala, and high-profile film premieres. Please note that the start time has been updated from the original schedule, and tickets already issued remain valid for the revised time.

This free concert at Horan Park features Planet Duran as the opening act for FAME Bowie Experience, offering live music at no cost in a park setting.

Put your Standard build to the test at a weekly Magic Standard Showdown with a $7 entry. Two Set or Play boosters per participant go into the prize pool, with the option to receive $3.50 in store credit per pack instead. The top cut and prize breakdown will be determined at the event based on the number of players.

The seventh varsity game takes place at A.P. Leto Comprehensive High School in Tampa. It features varsity-level high school competition.

Postmodern Jukebox returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall with The Future is Vintage tour, reimagining contemporary hits in the styles of jazz, swing, and soul. Founded in New York in 2011 by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, the project began with apartment-made videos and grew into a global phenomenon, filling venues on six continents and earning more than a billion views online. A rotating lineup of standout vocalists, musicians, and performers brings charisma, stagecraft, and exceptional musicianship to the stage. The performance blends theatrical flair, humor, and virtuosity for an evening of uplifting escapism. Guests are encouraged to wear vintage-inspired attire and step into a musical time machine that honors the past, energizes the present, and looks ahead to a warmly human future for music.

Kick off the weekend with karaoke at Anclote Brew in Tarpon Springs.

Settle into the weekend with a soothing blend of yin yoga and a sound bath at The Face Garden. Gentle, time-held stretches reach deep connective tissues to release tension, then the practice shifts into a guided meditation supported by the calming tones of crystal sound bowls for a deeply relaxing experience. The session lasts 60 minutes and is suitable for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Class size is limited to 9 participants for an intimate, supportive setting. The cost is $20 per person, and online registration is required to reserve a spot. All props are provided, including mats, blankets, blocks, and bolsters, so there is no need to bring your own.

Jane Austen in 89 Minutes offers a spirited, quick moving tour of Austen’s world, adapted for the stage by Syrie James. The production races through the beloved novels with crisp humor and nimble shifts from character to character. Its playful energy highlights the hallmarks that readers and theatergoers cherish in her work, creating a compact celebration of Austen’s stories and style.

Start the weekend with a lively dance party that features an intermediate group class beforehand. Complimentary refreshments are available, including soda, water, coffee, and wine. Students get the class and party for free. The public can take part in both for $20, or choose the party only for $15.

Band On Demand puts improv comedy and music together in a fully spontaneous show that is built from audience suggestions. They craft the tunes, lyrics, backstory and even the band name in the moment, so no two performances are alike. The sound can jump from hard or soft rock to pop, funk, blues and country, guided by ideas from the crowd. Expect a lively, funny concert where the room helps shape every song. Now in a new time slot, this audience-driven performance blends quick wit with live music from start to finish.

Stix Palm Harbor hosts a karaoke night that pairs on-the-spot precision with standout vocals. Sink your best shots, hit the high notes, and showcase your talent. Featuring RockAfterDark to keep the music going.

Take your road riding up a notch on a spirited group ride that averages 20 to 24 mph. Riders split into A and B groups and roll from the shop, pausing at Bassanos to meet the Tweener group for coffee, a snack if you like, and some friendly banter. The ride wraps up with everyone returning together to the shop. Helmets are required, and lights are strongly recommended.

Designed for cyclists who feel confident riding but are not yet ready to hold a 20 mph pace for multiple hours like many faster groups, this welcoming Tweener ride focuses on building strength and teaching essential group ride etiquette. Expect a manageable group speed of about 14 to 16 mph over roughly 15 to 20 miles, and the group setting helps make that pace feel more attainable. It offers an inviting introduction to road riding and a helpful step toward becoming comfortable in larger group outings. Bring a road or fitness bike and a helmet, and consider inviting a friend.

Marking 35 years, the Slamfest Truck & Car Show brings custom builds, competition, and community to the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa. Highlights include drive-through judging, a truck and car limbo, a burnout contest, the Lowrider hop off presented by Red’s Miami, and a pin-up contest on the stage, with awards to follow. Spectator admission is $25 per person and covers both days, and children 12 and under enter free. Payment is taken at the gate by cash or card. Participants and vendors can pre-register online, registration materials are available during setup, and on-site registration is $80. Indoor vendors and show vehicles will load in after the building has been marked and cleared following an earlier event. A parking discount code will be shared on official pages later in the year. Refunds are not offered.

SSOVA brings a two-day beach volleyball tournament to Upham Beach in St Pete Beach, Florida. Saturday features Men’s and Women’s Open play along with Adult AA to BB divisions. Sunday shifts to Juniors and Adult Coed competition. Juniors will compete in open divisions only, with AVP bids awarded to first and second place and USAV American Division bids awarded to first through third. Full event specifics are provided during registration, including rules and prize information. The tournament proceeds in the rain with no refunds for wet weather. Play will pause or be canceled only for consistent lightning or if conditions are deemed unsafe. If Saturday is canceled, play moves to Sunday. If Sunday is canceled, it will be rescheduled to the next available tournament. Those who do not attend the rescheduled date will not receive a refund. For questions, contact Director Prem at 727-380-1168 or Director@SSOVA.com.

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.

Poolside yoga returns to The Hollander Hotel in St. Petersburg, with classes capped at 40 participants and a friendly rotation of instructors from The Body Electric Yoga Company, including Makenna Caskey, Jamie Morgan, Kristina Rich, and Abby Goodwin. Advance registration is recommended. Pricing is $15 in advance, $5 for members, and $20 at the door if space remains. Weather may affect sessions, so look for updates on the Facebook event or the online schedule. A small number of mats are available to borrow, but bringing your own is best. Please bring water in clear plastic containers and dress for the conditions. After class, participants who stay for breakfast receive a complimentary mimosa. Pool access is reserved for paying hotel customers. For longer pool time, cabanas can be reserved for $150 for groups of up to seven, and any food and beverage purchases are applied toward that amount. For cabana reservations, call 727-873-7900.

An endurance run built around a 4.35 mile loop offers multiple challenges, with options that include the half marathon, marathon, 50k, a relay for teams and an endurance challenge that lasts all day. Expect scenic miles, snacks and a dose of tough effort that pays off at the finish.

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.

Head to Boyd Hill Nature Preserve for Healthy St. Pete’s Trail Fun Run, where you can run or walk at a comfortable pace while enjoying the natural scenery. This event is presented by the running coaches at St. Pete Running Company. Admission is free and all experience levels are welcome. Plan to meet at the entrance of the Education Center. Participants check in electronically using a free Get Fit St. Pete membership.

Build a solid skating foundation in a welcoming beginner class at Astro Skate Tarpon Springs. Designed for ages 4 and up, this one-hour session helps new skaters learn to stand and balance on eight wheels, glide forward with growing confidence, and practice safe stops without clinging to the wall. Instructors incorporate fun, skill-building games to keep learning upbeat and engaging. Instruction is led by USARS certified coaches. Admission is $10 at the door and includes skate rental, or bring your own skates if you prefer. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to get fitted and warm up so you are ready to roll when class begins.

This donation-based session blends boxing, kickboxing, and high-intensity interval training. It welcomes veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone curious about a low-cost way to try something new. Expect a focus on building strength, confidence, and a sense of community through practical instruction and steady support. There is no ego and no judgment, only people getting better together.

A gentle open-air yoga class welcomes all levels, with a pace ideal for beginners and space for experienced practitioners to deepen their practice while enjoying time outside. The gathering regularly draws many Ybor City residents, offering an easy way to connect with neighbors. Classes have taken place at this location for 15 years, providing a consistent setting to move, breathe, and relax.

Celebrate the natural beauty of Honeymoon Island at a family friendly festival featuring guided walks on the beach, interactive exhibits and activities for all ages, an arts and crafts market, and a range of food trucks. Entry to the event is included with admission to Honeymoon Island. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Handmade artistry meets waterfront charm at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks Craft Festival, presented by SIK Promotions, Inc. and Tarpon Springs Florida USA. Set along the historic Sponge Docks, the event celebrates the city’s Greek heritage while showcasing the work of artists, crafters, and makers. Visitors can browse a wide range of items, including original art, jewelry, home décor, seasonal gifts, clothing, specialty foods, plants, and pet accessories. It is an easy way to get a jump on holiday shopping while supporting small businesses and finding unique pieces you will not see in big-box stores. After exploring the festival, enjoy authentic Greek cuisine, check out the shops along the docks, or take a sightseeing boat tour for views of Tarpon Springs from the water. Admission is free, and the festival is family friendly and dog friendly. Prospective exhibitors should apply only through the official online application system. Payments are not accepted through peer-to-peer platforms such as Cash App or Zelle. Disregard and report any unauthorized payment requests and use only the official channels provided by the organizers.

Experience Time Travelers Vintage Expo for one day at the Florida State Fairgrounds, where a touring marketplace brings together vintage clothing, home goods, and retro-inspired handmade pieces from vendors across the country. Expect a thoughtfully curated mix of eras, styles, and price points, with roughly 70 to 120 small businesses, curators, and artists represented at each show. The event centers on community, sustainability, and creativity, offering something for every vintage enthusiast. Admission is $10 in advance or $12 on the day, plus applicable credit card fees. Children 12 and under are admitted free without a ticket. All sales are final. By attending, guests consent to photography, video, and audio recording that may be used for promotional purposes without additional approval or compensation.

A live certification training focused on working with crystals as tools for alignment, healing, and amplification. The program offers a grounded and intuitive approach that supports both personal growth and client sessions, with single-course enrollment available upon request. Participants explore how different stones can foster clarity, balance, emotional release, clear intentions, and coherent energy. Training covers core principles such as selecting stones, understanding their energetic qualities, and using them for clearing, balancing, protection, and amplification. Instruction includes placements on and around the body, creating simple grids, and integrating crystals into sessions. The emphasis is on building a real relationship with energy rather than memorizing meanings, learning to sense what a stone offers, trusting intuition, and blending clear structure with inner wisdom. This makes the work useful for practitioners who want to deepen sensitivity while staying grounded and intentional. Expect an immersive blend of teaching, demonstrations, intuitive exploration, and hands-on practice. Participants work directly with crystals, learn how to weave them into a broader healing approach, and build confidence using practical techniques. The training suits healers, coaches, intuitive practitioners, and students at any level who want to add crystal work to their offerings or deepen personal practice. It is taught within the Higher Self Method, centering embodiment, intuitive awareness, and real-life integration, so tools can be applied immediately in daily life or client work. Ongoing support is included through a monthly practicum and mentorship, creating space to practice, receive guidance, and refine skills with feedback. The course can be taken on its own or as part of the Higher Self Practitioner Program. Payment plans are available, scholarships may be available by inquiry, and any missed courses roll over to 2027 makeup dates.

Tennis players meet for a session on the courts at Lazarillo Park in Saint Pete Beach, Florida.

An empowering six week course that welcomes women of any age and fitness background builds practical self defense skills and confidence. Training includes powerful, accurate striking and other core combatives, defenses against chokes from the front, side, and rear, and techniques to escape standing or lifted bear hugs. Participants learn how to step in to protect someone else, develop ground survival tactics to escape and counter when taken down, and practice responses to knives and other weapons. The curriculum also emphasizes situational awareness, prevention strategies, and calm de-escalation. For the full six weeks, participants can also attend Krav Maga and kickboxing classes to reinforce skills and conditioning.

Explore a warehouse pop-up focused on plus size fashion, featuring a 20% discount on apparel. Browse an expansive mix of designer finds from brands such as Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic and more. As part of Curv Exchange, a plus size resale boutique, the event highlights sizes 10 to 30 and offers a variety of styles to update your closet.

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.

This Winter Pride Pool Party Series offers a splash filled tour of iconic LGBTQ+ destinations, from cliffside Mykonos and the neon pulse of Studio 54 to the beaches of Puerto Vallarta and the desert glamour of Palm Springs. Expect international caliber DJs, extravagant decor, themed performances, and surprise moments created to transport you. Dressing for the theme is encouraged, whether jet set flair, beach club chic, disco diva style, or a desert glam look. The pool stays the same, the destination changes every time.

A LABLAST dance fitness workout set to favorite music brings together the steps you know from beloved dances for a lively, feel good session. Created by Dancing with the Stars professional Louis Van Amstel, the class emphasizes music, movement, and fun. Instruction is led by Vicki. The fee is $10 per class, and no reservation is required.

Oktoberfest returns to the German American Society in Pinellas Park for a four-day celebration spread across two weekends, filled with traditional sounds, flavors, and plenty of fun. Each festival day features live polka alongside modern tunes, authentic German cuisine from hand-cut schnitzel to desserts with coffee, and a wide selection of imported German beers. Entertainment includes the in-house dance group and spirited competitions like a stein-holding contest. Families will find activities for children at the Kinder Corner with crafts and games, while adults can raise a stein and enjoy the cultural festivities. Ceremonies such as a keg tapping and a parade of flags add to the atmosphere, and vendors offer distinctive merchandise to explore. Parking is limited on site, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66, vehicles may be towed. Do not park at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, vehicles may be towed.

American Mayhem, a St. Pete and Tampa based 90s hard rock power trio, brings a cover set to Ka`Tiki featuring songs by Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Rage Against the Machine, Godsmack, Fuel, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and more. Video demos are available on YouTube.

A horse race event at American Legion Auxiliary Unit 104 features lighthearted competition and community spirit. Attendees can cheer for their favorite horses, enjoy friendly company, and grab a simple bite... a hot dog with chips is available for $3. The occasion supports the Auxiliary and offers an easygoing way to spend time together.

Kids can take part in a weekly workshop that explores a new value from The Way to Happiness through interactive activities and simple, hands-on projects in a positive, welcoming atmosphere. It is designed to help children practice real-life skills and build character while having fun, creating a bright foundation for everyday life.

A brisk and humorous journey through Jane Austen’s world, created for the stage by playwright Syrie James. In one whirlwind performance, the adaptation moves through Austen’s best known novels with crisp wit, rapid character shifts, and a joyful spirit that celebrates the hallmarks of her writing.

An opening reception introduces Shapeshifter: New and Select Works by Palehorse, a concentrated look at two decades of creation by St. Petersburg based multidisciplinary artist Chris Parks, alongside fresh pieces that mark his ongoing evolution. The exhibition follows his journey from commercial illustration for leading brands, bands, and cultural figures to a studio and mural practice that treats personal work as a path to sacred connection. The new collection draws on deities, guardians, and totemic beings to prompt self reflection, weaving together archetypes, sigils, symbolic forms, and sacred geometry. Spanning rock poster art, skateboard graphics, wrestling mythology, and apparel design, familiar modes appear reimagined. The presentation also features collaborations envisioned over many years with Ben Venom, Morning Breath Inc, Masked Republic, Jon Stine, and Bryan Nichols. Known for precise line work, bold color, and layered symbolism, Palehorse works across large scale murals, gallery environments, identity and branding, print, and apparel. Commissions have come from National Geographic, Nike, FX, Under Armour, PepsiCo, and Hasbro, and his art has appeared in galleries around the world, including the Dalí Museum. He has created official posters for artists such as Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Jimi Hendrix, and Rush. His practice also reaches into public culture, from helping launch the SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival to designing masked characters for professional wrestling seen in AEW and CMLL. Current pursuits include dedicated studio work, an original clothing and product line, the study of Kriya Yoga, and leading Seekers of the Eternal, a recurring meditation circle.

Experience the opening reception for Practice Dying, a Skull & Bones exhibit that brings together local and national artists to consider the skull and skeleton not only as reminders of impermanence but as symbols of how people live, connect, and transcend. Presented alongside Shapeshifter, featuring new and selected works by Palehorse, this showcase reflects on the art of letting go, explores what it means to be human, and celebrates a shared creative journey across varied mediums and visual styles. Attendees can meet participating artists, including 123Klan, Alex Heir, Andrea Pawlisz, Anthony K., Ashley Cantero, Bask, Brian Butler, Caratoes, Catherine Gomez, Chad Mize, Chloe Reyes, Cyrus Fire, Daniel Barojas, Dennis McNett, Emily Wendt, Erik Jones, Godmachine, Jack Cody, Jason June, Jeff Srsic, Johnny Vitale, Josh Pearson, Laura Spencer, Luke Brown, Nicole Salgar, Palehorse, Robert Ryan, Swasthik Iyengar, Tes One, and Tim Cox. Curated by Palehorse and Michelle Tannu.

Enjoy a lively dance party at Largo American Legion, Heisler-Johnson Post 119. Steve Walker, a singer and entertainer, brings classic rock hits from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s for a fun time of music and dancing. This event is open to everyone.

A Night of HOPE Under the Stars at the Bradenton Area Convention Center brings the community together in support of HOPE Family Services. Enjoy a festive evening with dinner, drinks, dancing, a live band, engaging silent auctions and raffles, a 360-degree photo booth, and more. Dress in what makes you feel confident, from elevated denim to cocktail attire, and settle in for a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere centered on a meaningful cause. The goal is to ignite change... one evening, one story, one spark of hope at a time.

A sneaker ball with a dressy twist invites attendees to pair formal outfits with their favorite kicks for a festive celebration of life. Expect energizing music, plenty of dancing, chances to connect with others, and photo-worthy moments, all while supporting a nonprofit ministry and its positive work in the community. The focus is on fun, fellowship, and purpose, creating an inspiring night that blends style, comfort, and meaningful impact.

Weatherday brings the Hornet Disaster Tour 2026 to The Orpheum in Tampa, presented by The Orpheum and Endoxa Booking. This is an all ages concert, and attendees younger than 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The event will take place rain or shine. All ticket purchases are final and nontransferable.

Bone Daddy brings a high-energy rock performance to Breakers at Daybreak Cafe. Enjoy live music in an open-air patio setting at this restaurant and bar.

Nominated for four GRAMMY Awards, The Avett Brothers come back to The BayCare Sound with special guest The Secret Sisters. The Avetts reached a wider audience with the 2009 major-label release I and Love and You, followed by The Carpenter hitting number 4 on the Billboard 200 in 2012 and Magpie and the Dandelion debuting at number 5 in 2013. Their tenth studio album, Closer Than Together, arrived in 2019 and included High Steppin', a chart-topper on the Americana Radio Singles list. During the pandemic they released The Third Gleam, which entered at number 1 on Billboard’s Americana/Folk Albums, Rock Albums, and Vinyl Albums charts, and the single Victory also reached number 1 on the Americana Radio Singles chart. In 2024 they unveiled a self-titled set, a collection of songs that surfaced organically over time. The Secret Sisters appear as special guests, bringing close harmonies shaped since their 2010 debut. Alabama siblings Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle created Mind, Man, Medicine with a renewed sense of independence and calm, writing with hard-won perspective on motherhood, commitment, compassion, and self-preservation in a chaotic world. Their fifth full-length blends the edges of country-folk, confronting modern challenges while inviting a more openhearted outlook.

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.

Sean Cunningham is an Americana singer and songwriter based in Nashville with roots in rock. Raised in a musical family in Louisville, Kentucky, he has collaborated around the world with Gerry Beckley of America, Robert Lamm of Chicago, Stereophonics, Chevelle, Silverchair, Neil Finn, Tommy Emmanuel and more. At 20 he signed with Warner Music as the lead vocalist of New Zealand rock band ATLAS, and their single Crawl topped the New Zealand charts for a record stretch. After a 2008 nomination at the Australian MTV Video Music Awards and a Best New Artist win at the New Zealand Music Awards, the group parted ways. He relocated to Nashville in 2011 and formed the 70s rock influenced band The Cunning, then after years on the road launched his first solo project in 2021. His sound draws comparisons to Ryan Adams, David Grey, and The Lumineers.

Will Johns presents a live set that blends his original material with classic blues and rock covers, including pieces connected to his family legacy. He has released five albums and received three consecutive nominations for Best Original Blues Song from the British Blues Awards. His upcoming album includes contributions from drummer Steve Ferrone, whose credits include Eric Clapton and Tom Petty, and from Tomiko Dixon, granddaughter of blues legend Willie Dixon. He was inducted into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame during a ceremony at Buddy Guy's Legends. His background is rooted in a noted music family... his aunt Pattie Boyd was married to George Harrison and Eric Clapton, he has remained close to Eric since childhood, he is the son of producer Andy Johns and model and actress Paula Boyd, and the nephew of recording engineer Glyn Johns. Alongside his Blues Daddy shows at European festivals and sold out clubs, he has toured North America and Europe with The Music of Cream and The Cream of Clapton Band featuring Steve Ferrone and Nathan East. This appearance highlights both the influence of his lineage and the distinct voice he has forged on his own.

RIFTBOUND NEXUS NIGHT is a weekly event with a $7 entry fee. Prize support includes packs when available, with store credit offered if packs are not available.

This event features a Star Wars Unlimited tournament in the Twin Suns format with a $7 entry fee.

At Belleair Coffee Company & Taphouse, this event brings together coffee, beers, and blues, along with a little something extra. Attendees can sip their preferred brew while the blues set the mood for a simple mix of drinks and music.

Tom Jones performs live at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, Florida as part of the Come Gather Round Tour. This concert brings the artist to the stage for an evening of music.

Jimmy Failla returns to the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre for a stand-up performance from the comedian, television and radio host, and contributor. A former New York City cab driver, he was named Outstanding Male Comedian at the 2014 New York City Nightlife Awards. He hosts Fox News Saturday Night and the nationally syndicated radio show Fox Across America, and his one hour special State Of The Union is streaming on Amazon Prime. His television appearances include Kennedy on Fox Business, America’s Newsroom, The Greg Gutfeld Show, The Ingraham Angle, Watters World, and The Story. His book Cancel Culture is a New York Times bestseller, and he is heard on more than 150 radio stations as well as on Fox Nation and the Fox News app. This show highlights his stand-up shaped by work across news, radio, and the road.

Tom Jones returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall for a concert that celebrates a remarkable career of more than six decades, filled with chart triumphs and a voice that continues to resonate. With over 100 million records sold, he is widely regarded as one of the great singers and recording artists, and his recent albums produced by Ethan Johns—Surrounded By Time, Long Lost Suitcase, Spirit In The Room, and Praise & Blame—have earned some of his strongest reviews, with critics praising both the music and his live performances. His accolades include a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II, multiple BRIT Awards, a Silver Clef Award, the Music Industry Trusts Award, and a Hitmaker Award from the US Songwriters Hall of Fame. In addition to regular touring, he serves as a longtime coach on The Voice UK and has appeared at major events and broadcasts such as the MusiCares 25th anniversary tribute to Bob Dylan and the 57th GRAMMY Awards. His memoir Over The Top And Back became a bestseller, and in 2021 Surrounded By Time made him the oldest male artist to reach number one on the UK Official Albums Chart with an album of new material, surpassing Bob Dylan. Expect an evening of timeless hits, rich storytelling, and the commanding presence of an enduring icon.

Tommy Patrick performs at Showtown Bar & Grill, delivering a set of tunes for a night out. Enjoy food and cold drinks while the music plays.

Community stories and comedy share the spotlight as local business owners, nonprofit directors, and other notable neighbors talk about what they do and why it matters. After each interview, watch as their experiences inspire a run of playful scenes that turn real-life missions into laughter. It is a warm, engaging way to connect with the people who help the community thrive while seeing the humor unfold from their own words.

Coastal Championship Wrestling heads back to Tampa, bringing Havoc & Haze to Magnanimous Brewing.

A special Cuban dance social brings live music from Sabrosón alongside resident DJ M Junior, who will keep the floor moving with Salsa, Bachata, and Timba. Guest instructor Rachel Ortiz starts the evening with a Cuban Salsa lesson to set the tone for social dancing and a welcoming atmosphere. Guests can enter a giveaway for tickets to Buena Vista Social Club: The Musical at the Straz Center, and The Scene Media will be on site capturing the energy and memorable moments. September birthdays are being celebrated with complimentary entry for the birthday guest when registered in advance by emailing DameSalsaCubana@gmail.com. Admission is $15 at the door, with processing fees added for card payments. Parking is free in the shopping center’s large lot. To find the space inside WestShore Mall, use the main entrance next to P.F. Chang’s, turn right, and continue straight to the location by Finish Line. By attending and purchasing a ticket, guests consent to the use of their image in event photos and videos for promotional purposes. Presented in part by the Straz Center for the Performing Arts and Raymond Garcia, Tampa Bay realtor.

A monthly King of the Hill showdown brings Tampa Bay artists into a head to head, track for track contest. Performers square off for a top prize of $100 and the monthly title. The field may include first time contenders and past winners, setting up a competitive night of music.

This fundraiser benefits Cover Veterans, an organization that provides transitional housing and job assistance for homeless veterans in Tampa, Florida.

PURE Initiative is organizing a Tampa Bay trash cleanup at Robles Park, welcoming helpers both on the water in kayaks and along the shoreline on foot. After the cleanup, collected debris will be weighed and properly disposed of, with prizes to follow. Donuts, gloves, bags, and all necessary materials will be provided, and parking is available. Please wear clothing you do not mind getting dirty. Upon arrival, participants should check in at the registration table to sign in and complete a digital waiver, and volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete the waiver onsite.

At Lucid Coffee & Kava, the Medicine Man Artisan Market brings together local artisans, makers, and wellness practitioners for a lively celebration of creativity and community. Browse locally made art and crafts, natural and holistic products, specialty foods, and thoughtful gifts while supporting small businesses. The setting is family friendly and pet friendly, with a mix of artists, craftsmen, herbalists, and health conscious vendors. Enjoy coffee or kava as you meet creators, discover unique finds, and connect with others who value creativity, collaboration, and mindful living.

Celebrate the season with a Halloween-themed 5K at Aspirations Winery in Clearwater, where costumes are welcome and a festive atmosphere sets the tone. Each participant receives a finisher medal and a race shirt, and a mimosa waits at the finish line, with juice and water available for those under 21. Top performers are recognized with awards in five-year age groups beginning with 10 and under. Registration is available at multiple price points: early bird is $30 for the 5K, Sip & Stroll, and virtual races, regular is $35 for the 5K, Sip & Stroll, and virtual races, late is $40 for the 5K and Sip & Stroll, and race day entry is $45 for the 5K and Sip & Stroll.

Ease into a relaxed, drop in style fiber arts meetup at The Common Thread, a new café and creative space in St. Petersburg. Set in the Warehouse Arts District just off the Pinellas Trail, in the former home of The Chelsea café, this weekly gathering welcomes knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and fiber enthusiasts of all kinds. There is no ticketing or RSVP, and participation is covered with any purchase from the café or shop. Pick up a cozy drink, bring a work in progress, and enjoy unhurried social stitching. All fiber crafts are welcome, the café and shop will be open, and seating is first come, first served. Parking is available in the Golfology Shopping Center, and well behaved pets are welcome to relax with you on the shaded outdoor patio. Whether you stop by briefly or stay a while, it is a simple way to connect and create with fellow makers in a friendly setting.

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.

An official Hispanic Heritage Month celebration fills Ybor City with the 8th Annual Taste of Latino Festival, uniting food, art, and music with spirited competitions and community honors. Highlights include the Empanada Smackdown, the Top Latino Chef Contest, and the Top Latino Lideres Awards recognizing Florida’s Latino and Latina leaders. Guests can savor flavors from Puerto Rico, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Spain, Peru, Venezuela, and more while enjoying live music and dynamic dance performances. The VIP area adds extra flair with the Cerveza Showdown and a Sangria Contest.

A calm, welcoming guided meditation supported by healers, meditative music, singing bowls, and the resonant sound of the gong. The experience is designed to help participants reset their center and relax in a soothing, rejuvenating setting. Open to all.

This weekly casual league-style tournament features a 7 dollar entry fee. Prizes are given to all participants, with special rewards for the winners.

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.

A restorative Yoga Nidra session is offered in studio or via Zoom, guided by Dr. Aileen Curtin, PhD, E-RYT 500. This guided practice invites full body relaxation and a deep meditative state that research shows can be comparable to three to four hours of regular sleep. It is open to all levels, requires no previous yoga experience, and involves very little movement. Many participants use this time to enhance creativity, lower stress, support memory and retention, ease pain, release tension, and settle into deep rest. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, a towel, water, an extra blanket, and a favorite pillow for added comfort. The cost is $25. In-studio capacity is limited to 12, and Zoom options are available.

Jane Austen in 89 Minutes, by playwright Syrie James, offers a brisk and witty sprint through Austen’s world. This lively production zips through her most loved novels with clever humor, swift shifts from role to role, and a bright, joyful tone that honors what admirers treasure in her work.

Week two of the Halloween trivia series at The Locke focuses on cryptids and conspiracies, with questions about Bigfoot, Mothman, alien cover-ups, and legendary urban myths. Competitors can earn leaderboard points as the contest intensifies on the way to the grand finale. Tickets are sold out.

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.

107.3 The Eagle brings Freedom Rocks to the stage with a powerhouse lineup featuring 38 Special, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Don Felder. 38 Special marks half a century together with more than 20 million records sold and a catalog exceeding 15 albums, all rooted in guitar-forward Southern rock. Known for radio staples like “Hold On Loosely,” “Caught Up In You,” “If I’d Been The One,” “Back Where You Belong,” and “Second Chance,” the group formed in 1974 and built its reputation on a high-octane live show. The Florida outfit blends grit and melody with hooks made for FM airwaves, and continues that legacy with Milestone, its first studio release in over two decades, updating the sound while staying true to classic rock foundations. The Marshall Tucker Band, born in Spartanburg, South Carolina in 1972, took its name from a blind piano tuner whose name appeared on a key to their original rehearsal space. With more than 20 studio albums and numerous live recordings to their credit, they have achieved multi-platinum success and a far-reaching influence. Their concerts overflow with fan favorites, including “Heard It in a Love Song,” “Can’t You See,” “Fire on the Mountain,” “Long Hard Ride,” “Ramblin’,” and treasures from a deep catalog that also includes “Searchin’ for a Rainbow.” Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Don Felder adds a storied chapter to the evening. Recognized for his years as an Eagles lead guitarist, he co-wrote and delivered the memorable solo on “Hotel California” with Joe Walsh, contributed “Vision” on One of These Nights, and earned writing credits on “Victim of Love” and “Those Shoes.” Following his time with the band, he released three solo records, beginning with Airborne in 1983, followed by Road to Forever in 2012 and American Rock ’n’ Roll in 2019, the latter featuring guests such as Slash, Mick Fleetwood, Chad Smith, Alex Lifeson, Orianthi, Richie Sambora, Bob Weir, Joe Satriani, Sammy Hagar, Jim Keltner, and Peter Frampton.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of outdoor markets and jazz. This gathering happens on the second Sunday of each month and admission is free. Tables are available on a first come, first served basis.

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.

Prophessor J presents an open mic at Steep Station St. Pete with music, comedy, and poetry. This special crossover showcase marks more than three years of live local performance across the Tampa Bay area and features 15 performers who have taken part in both the Shine and Prophessor J events held at Steep Station over the past five years. The series is held on alternate Sundays at the venue.

Classic monsters set the theme for a spooky Fright Night with Belles & Chimes Tampa Bay. This meet-up offers a welcoming yet competitive pinball tournament aimed at building skills and game knowledge. A potluck and warm-ups take place first, followed by the tournament. The buy-in is $5.

Settle in for a quiet, bookish evening with the Mid Pinellas Silent Book Club at Troubled Waters Brewing. There is no assigned reading, just bring the book you are currently enjoying in any format. Start by grabbing a drink and getting comfortable, then sink into a focused stretch of silent reading. Wrap up with optional conversation about what everyone is reading, or keep turning pages if that is your style. Silent Book Club connects readers around the world, with thousands of chapters across many countries and a large community that gathers to read together and trade recommendations. Everyone who loves books is welcome. Recommendation cards will be available so you can share favorite titles, and the chapter shares these picks on its social channels. A book swap table will also be set up, so feel free to bring finished books to pass along and discover something new to you. This chapter also hosts regular meetups at other local spots, including Rapp Brewing Co in Seminole, Pee-Pa’s Garage Craft Brewery in Pinellas Park, and The Book Rescuers in Largo, along with occasional pop ups.

Bahama Breeze in Tampa hosts a live performance by Fred Chandler Music. Fred Chandler is a multi-instrumental singer and songwriter recognized around Tampa Bay and beyond for dynamic solo, duo, and full-band sets at notable venues, community gatherings, and celebrated open mic nights.

A trades and construction breakfast meeting brings together industry leaders, business owners, field professionals, and marketing representatives to build meaningful connections and pursue real opportunities for growth. Attendees meet peers, exchange insights, and explore partnerships that can lead to referrals and the ability to take on larger projects. Professionals across the sector are welcome, including general contractors, electricians, plumbers, HVAC specialists, roofers, flooring experts, painters, remodelers, landscapers, pool builders, window and door installers, cabinet makers, handymen, pest control specialists, solar installation experts, and sign and awning companies. Conversations focus on collaboration, education, community, and visibility with people who understand the work of the trades. To get the most from the morning, bring business cards and a clear, concise pitch.

This monthly Bring Your Own Vinyl night gathers record collectors, audiophiles, and curious listeners on second Tuesdays at Suite E Studios in the Warehouse Arts District. The studio becomes a cozy lounge dedicated to deep listening, where a community shares beloved finds and hears them at their best on a system tuned for warm, long-form sessions that reveal new details. Guests may bring selections from their own collections to be played over the house system. Everyone from first-time listeners to seasoned crate diggers is welcome to participate, and eclectic tastes are celebrated. A sign up sheet is available on a first come, first served basis throughout the evening. On Tuesdays, neighboring shop Daddy Kool hosts its Used Day with 15 percent off used records, a timely opportunity for fresh discoveries. In collaboration with Tangible Record Shop, a specially curated bin will be available to browse during the event, and anyone without records can choose from a small selection drawn from St. Pete DJ Austen van der Bleek’s personal listening library. Design support provided by Aura Creative Studio Inc.

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.

Take the next step in scuba with a program built around five specialties, each practiced through a single open water training dive. You will explore deep diving, navigation, night or limited visibility, computer diving, and perfect buoyancy. Participation also counts toward future Specialty training, so you can complete those courses later and receive credit for what you accomplish here, giving you the freedom to explore even more.

The GRAMMY Award-winning Tedeschi Trucks Band makes a return appearance at The BayCare Sound, led by the husband and wife team of guitarist Derek Trucks and singer and guitarist Susan Tedeschi. NPR has praised the pair as among the finest roots rock artists of their generation, and the group is celebrated for exceptional musicianship and a contemporary blend of American styles that runs through a deep catalog. Their most recent project, I Am The Moon, follows a string of notable releases that include Signs and the High & Mighty EP from 2019, Let Me Get By from 2016, Made Up Mind from 2013, and the Grammy-winning debut, Revelator, from 2011. The lineup features Susan Tedeschi on guitar and vocals, Derek Trucks on guitar, Gabe Dixon on keyboards and vocals, Brandon Boone on bass, Tyler “Falcon” Greenwell and Isaac Eady on drums, Mike Mattison, Mark Rivers, and Alecia Chakour on vocals, Kebbi Williams on saxophone, Emmanuel Echem on trumpet, and Elizabeth Lea on trombone. This full ensemble brings a powerful, wide-ranging sound to The BayCare Sound.

A morning fundraising breakfast in support of ECHO’s programs that help stabilize lives. Previously known as Empower Breakfast, this gathering at The Regent brings neighbors, supporters, and civic leaders together to address hunger and strengthen the local community. Attendees can share a meal, hear firsthand accounts of impact, connect with others who care about community well-being, and learn how each contribution drives tangible progress close to home.

Hosted by the Greater Pasco Chamber, this Veterans Roundtable is more than a routine meetup. It brings together veterans, owners of veteran-run companies, and community organizations to strengthen relationships, grow leadership, and continue a shared mission after military service. Conversations are practical and supportive, and the focus is on helping participants succeed. Attendees can build meaningful connections with peers and local leaders, uncover guidance and tools for career advancement, starting or expanding a business, and sharpening professional skills. It is also a place to share insights, experiences, and opportunities with people who understand the military-to-civilian journey. The network remains dedicated to uplifting the veteran community long after service ends.

Created in partnership with Fit4Mom, this monthly Countryside Cuties gathering offers a welcoming space where children can laugh, learn, and play with their caregivers. Each event introduces a new theme with interactive games, creative crafts, lively music, story time, and occasional surprise guests. This session features Music with Mr. Brad. Admission is free.

At Pee-Pa's Garage Craft Brewery, The Roaming Petal leads a hands-on floral workshop that celebrates the season with premium blooms in rich autumn colors and textures. Participants learn the fundamentals of bouquet design while creating a hand-tied arrangement, guided step by step by experienced floral designers. All essentials are provided, including fresh fall flowers and greenery, all floral tools and materials, wrapping, and finishing touches, and there are styled photo spots to capture finished bouquets. No previous experience is necessary, and the session suits a girls' night out, a creative date, or anyone seeking a relaxing way to welcome fall. Attendees leave with a bouquet made by their own hands, practical design techniques they can reuse, and photos of their creation. Food and beverages are available for purchase from Pee-Pa's Garage during the event, and capacity is limited to keep the experience personal and hands-on.

For anyone curious about a subject many prefer to avoid, Death Cafe at Guinn Center creates a relaxed and welcoming setting to talk openly about death, dying, grief, legacy, and what it means to live more fully. There is no set agenda, no formal lecture, and no pressure to speak, just thoughtful questions and honest conversation, with light refreshments available. Participants may share their experiences or simply listen, and the discussion often includes insights from people connected to end-of-life care, offering opportunities for genuine human connection. All are welcome, whether you have experienced loss, work around end-of-life, have reflected on your own mortality, or simply want to be part of a meaningful conversation. Please note that this is a discussion group rather than a grief support session, and support resources can be shared for those who are actively grieving. The venue was formerly Historic Adam’s & Jenning’s Funeral Home.

A monthly drum and dance circle at the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center invites the community to celebrate rhythm, movement, and togetherness. All skill levels are welcome. Participants may bring drums, tambourines, and dancing shoes, or simply arrive with an open heart. Chairs will be available for seating. Beer, wine, canned cocktails, and nonalcoholic beverages are offered for purchase, and donations are appreciated. To comply with licensing, outside open containers, including water bottles, are not permitted on the premises.

Enjoy a laid back karaoke night at O2 Easy Kava Lounge on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Signups begin 30 minutes before singing kicks off, and the mic stays open for four hours. The lounge features a pool table, comfortable seating and TVs, so there is plenty of space to relax before or between turns at the mic.

Mexican guitar virtuosos Rodrigo y Gabriela bring their OurHome Tour to the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre for their first appearance at this venue. Their latest project, created in Tokyo, blends a tribute to Japan with a reflective journey about finding a sense of home, conveyed through their high-energy instrumental interplay. The performance evokes a vivid, cinematic world of fantastical creatures, soaring spirits, cosmic dust, untamed landscapes, and an inner quest for calm. Beginning as street performers on Dublin’s Grafton Street, the duo went on to earn a GRAMMY for Mettavolution, top the lineup at Glastonbury, and sell out renowned stages nationwide. This tour returns to the lush textures of acoustic guitar while widening the sonic canvas with guests such as Marty Friedman and Hiromi. Live, Rodrigo’s agile lead lines and Gabriela’s driving, percussive rhythms shift between quiet focus and surging power, shaping an experience that is both intimate and exhilarating.

The 28th Annual Otis Green & Bruce Fyfe Memorial Golf Tournament takes place on Innisbrook’s Copperhead Course and serves as HEP’s largest fundraiser of the year. The event brings the community together to support more than 350 Veterans who reside on HEP’s campus annually, with proceeds helping provide essential housing and support services for Veterans experiencing homelessness. Opportunities include sponsorships, team registration, and other ways to get involved.

Enjoy a three-course lunch followed by an hour of live music from a rotating lineup of local singers and bands, with each installment showcasing a different style that keeps the energy upbeat. Purchase tickets in person at the Largo Community Center starting one month before the luncheon and reserve either individual seats or a full table. Tickets are $14 per person, and all sales are final. Upcoming highlights include Jonathan Elgert, Sammy Davis Jr. with a country set, and Carla Hines with a Rustic Pumpkin Patch theme. Additional themes include a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving that invites a canned food donation and Snowflakes & Silver Bells, which encourages a toy donation.

Toddlers can enjoy several stories shared by the Manatee Library Palmetto Branch, followed by coloring activities that encourage creativity. Families may choose to add a paintable figure for $10, which includes the pottery, paint, and firing. To reserve a figure, call Canvas & Clay Art Studio at 941-212-6943.

A Fall Festival transforms the campus as parish and school volunteers raise a large tent and create a lively setting filled with rides, games, music, and family friendly fun. There are many attractions for children of every age, including a dedicated area with gentle rides for younger kids. Game booths throughout the grounds offer chances to win prizes.

Tarpon Springs Run Club meets at Anclote Brew for a relaxed 30 to 45 minute run or walk that welcomes a variety of paces. After the miles, the fun continues with music bingo, and the venue offers a full bar and food menu for post-run refreshments.

Monthly Euchre Night welcomes all skill levels, from first-timers to seasoned players. Learn the game, share a few laughs, and practice your card skills in a relaxed setting. The bar will be serving, and hot, fresh food is available from Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar on site. No membership is required, and it suits individuals or groups of friends who want to play cards, hang out, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere.

The Legends Night Meet by Tampa JDM Legends takes place at Kanji Sushi & Ramen. This recurring meetup is held on the third Thursday of each month.

Art Heals The Heart is a refined gala at The Regent, with The Regent serving as the Masterpiece Sponsor. The evening brings art, compassion, and purpose together to benefit children and families who are grieving, encouraging connection, healing, and a sense of hope. Attendees can anticipate dinner, live art, and entertainment, along with meaningful time among art lovers, professionals, community leaders, friends, and partners. Ideal for a special night out or a long overdue date, the gathering blends an elegant experience with support for a worthy cause.

Music bingo will follow the Tarpon Springs Run Club run and walk.

The Vampire Circus makes its debut at Ruth Eckerd Hall with a production that blends circus cabaret with theatre, channeling Tim Burton alongside Cirque du Soleil. Over 90 minutes, audiences encounter feats of acrobatics, contortionists, jugglers, clowns and playful crowd interaction in an immersive journey into a vampire underworld. The story unfolds in 19th century Bohemia, where Count Dracula devises a scheme for global domination by launching a traveling circus as the perfect disguise, aided by his bodyguards, with plans to transform humanity into a vampire army. As the moon rises, the eerie mystique of this world takes hold.

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.

Fear Fest Grounds offers a full Halloween experience with three haunted houses, a live horror-themed circus, roaming characters, games, activities, and festival fare. Brave Curse Grounds for a shadowy trek through a cursed and abandoned realm, confront lurking evil in Demon’s Presence, and push your limits in a third attraction packed with intense scares and surprises. The Horror Circus presents a 20-minute show filled with creepy performers and chilling characters, and it is included with admission. A Scare Zone threads through the grounds as monsters wander between attractions. Between frights, enjoy mini golf, cornhole, a family-friendly take on axe throwing, a basketball challenge, photo opportunities, and interactive Halloween fun. Food and concession stands serve snacks, desserts, drinks, and other festival treats. A Mega Pass priced at $25 per person includes festival admission, all games and activities, all haunted houses, and The Horror Circus.

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.

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.

Spend an evening of dinner and dancing at American Legion Post 104, featuring live music from The Rockus Band. Enjoy a meal and plenty of time on the dance floor while the band provides the soundtrack for the night.

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.

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.

Communion After Dark and Endoxa booking present a concert featuring Combichrist with special guests Ludovico Technique and Dead Animal Assembly Plant. The lineup brings these artists together on a single stage.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A low-cost community pet vaccination clinic will be set up at the Tire Choice store next to KFC. Services include vaccinations, immediate heartworm test results, and flea, tick, and heartworm prevention products available on the spot. No appointment is required. Card and cash payments are accepted. The price list can be found on the provider’s website. For more information, call or text 813-388-8308.

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.

Step into a Murder, She Wrote themed pub crawl across St. Petersburg’s Grand Central District, where fans can embrace their inner Jessica Fletcher with drink specials, a costume contest, trivia, drag performances, and prize giveaways. Writers are invited to enter a fan fiction competition by crafting a 500 word Jessica Fletcher story. A detailed roster of participating venues, discounts, activities, and ticket information will be announced soon.

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.

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.

CopperWing performs live at Beer Shed, featuring a set of blues and rock and roll.

An evening shaped by the striking style of contemporary Art Deco sets the tone for timeless elegance, memorable moments, and exceptional performances at the Gala for Straz Center. The night opens with cocktails, light bites, and a silent auction, then moves to a signature Straz tradition... a seated dinner arranged on the Morsani Hall stage. Throughout the program, artists highlight opera, musical theatre, and dance, creating standout experiences that celebrate the spirit of the Straz Center. A live auction keeps the momentum high while supporting the arts. As festivities continue, the celebration transitions to a speakeasy inspired after party with desserts, spirited drinks, and dancing late into the night. Beyond a glittering celebration, the gala advances the Straz Center’s mission to inspire, educate, and connect the community through the power of the performing arts. Proceeds bolster world class productions, arts education, and outreach that enrich lives across the region. This evening is made possible with support from presenting sponsors Klingel Family Foundation and TSE, marquee sponsor Rita and Todd Wickner, red carpet sponsors Raymond James, James and Terri Shaw, Catherine Lowry Straz, Austin and Keebler Straz Eason, Straz Family Foundation, and Elizabeth and Joseph Wessel, encore sponsors The Bank of Tampa, Carlton Fields, Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, Creative Contractors Inc., Jan and Don DeFosset, Scott and Kathy Fink, Michele and P. Douglas Freedle, The Himes Family, Amanda, Karen and Steve Mezer, The Mosaic Company, and TECO, and underwriters SSG Commercial, LLC and Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation.

Egypt Shrine hosts an elegant Potentate's Ball honoring Illustrious Sir James Ullery and Lady Debbi for a year of leadership and service. The evening includes a reception followed by dinner and dancing in a glamorous, star-inspired setting. Formal attire is encouraged, and outfits celebrating a favorite star, legend, or hero are welcome. The celebration takes place at the Egypt Shrine Event Center. A host hotel option is available at Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa Riverview Brandon with group code 90D.

Eye Ball 2026: Unmasking Vision is an elegant masquerade at Armature Works in Tampa that supports Lions World Vision Institute. The evening pairs classic elegance with a meaningful mission, focusing on the life-changing gift of sight for children and families in the community. With a spirit of intrigue and purpose, it uncovers new possibilities and highlights the remarkable power of vision.

Experience Grey Day Tour 2026 at MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre as $uicideboy$ present a lineup featuring Shakewell and more. Parking is not included with concert tickets, and a separate parking pass is required if you plan to park at the venue. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket will be directed by Live Nation to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to help those who need support most. Ticket options include a public onsale, presales through Spotify and Live Nation, and VIP packages with their own presale and onsale windows. The artists note that this effort marks the start of broader plans to give back to the community that has supported them.

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.

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.

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.

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.

At Florida State Fair Grounds, meet a curated group of wedding experts ready to share guidance for celebrations of every style, from elegant black-tie gatherings to laid-back barefoot beach ceremonies. Discover ideas and support to shape a day that reflects your vision and helps you make lasting memories.

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.

Snail Mail and Soccer Mommy perform in Tampa with support from Scarlet Rae.

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.

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.

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.

Live Nation and No Clubs present CLUTCH on the U.S. Fall Tour at The RITZ Ybor, with Slomosa and Blood Vulture. This is a general admission, standing room only concert. CLUTCH features Neil Fallon on vocals and guitar, Tim Sult on lead guitar, Dan Maines on bass, and Jean-Paul Gaster on drums. The longtime bandmates are known for hard hitting grooves, sharp wordplay, and a dedicated community of supporters. Their catalog spans 13 studio albums, including releases on their Weathermaker imprint, and their touring history includes runs with Slayer, System Of A Down, Marilyn Manson, Dropkick Murphys, Killswitch Engage, and Mastodon. The venue operates cashless and accepts cards and digital payments like Apple Pay and Google Pay. Parking is available in a nearby garage, in paid lots, and on surrounding streets. The dress code is casual, with shirts and shoes required. Bags are inspected at entry, and backpacks, large purses, camelbaks, and bandanas are not permitted. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, and a full bar is available. The RITZ Ybor is accessible for wheelchairs and can accommodate certain medical equipment. Professional cameras and recording devices are prohibited, and press access must be arranged with the artist’s team.

Unit 104, along with other units from the district, will gather at St. Pete–Clearwater International Airport for the West Central Florida Honor Flight welcome home, greeting returning veterans and expressing gratitude for their service. Guests can bring flags, signs, and plenty of smiles to help create a warm reception. The focus is on honoring these veterans and acknowledging their service and sacrifice.

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.

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.

Hamilton appears at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts, telling the story of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and his ascent during the birth of a new nation, driven by passion, ambition and the pursuit of honor, love and legacy. Based on Ron Chernow’s biography, the score fuses hip hop, jazz, R&B and Broadway to propel the narrative, and the show has connected with more than 28 million people worldwide. Lin-Manuel Miranda provides the book, music and lyrics, with direction by Thomas Kail, choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler and musical supervision and orchestrations by Alex Lacamoire. The production has earned 11 Tony Awards, a Grammy and an Olivier Award, and it also received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Its impact has reached culture, politics and education. At this time, access is limited to new and renewing 26/27 Bank of America Broadway at Straz Center season ticket holders, with a public on-sale to follow.

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.

Set out on a Halloween themed getaway at sea that blends festive fun with support for favorite charities. This 4 night Western Caribbean itinerary on Carnival Paradise departs from Tampa and includes a visit to Cozumel. Group space begins with 50 rooms, and Carnival allows a 60 day window to receive room deposits. Any rooms without a deposit after that window are returned and higher rates may apply. An initial deposit of 25 dollars per person for double occupancy or 50 dollars per person for single occupancy holds space but does not allow selection of stateroom type or location. A full deposit of 150 dollars per person for double occupancy or 300 dollars per person for single occupancy is required to choose the room type and location, and staterooms are not assigned until the full deposit is paid. Group rates apply to double occupancy staterooms. Triples, quads, or specialty staterooms can be added to the group only with a full deposit, and guests three and four can be added only with a full deposit. Full deposits are refundable until the final payment deadline. Interior staterooms for the first two guests start from 407 to 424 dollars per person, and oceanview staterooms start from 459 to 484 dollars per person. These amounts include all taxes and port fees and exclude gratuities. Gratuities are 64 dollars per person based on double occupancy. Optional vacation protection is available for 49 to 65 dollars per person based on double occupancy. Guests can make payments over time. A 25 dollar per person fee applies for any name change or cancellation after the full deposit. After paying the full deposit, drink packages such as Cheers can be added through the cruise planner. Each stateroom must complete a registration form, one per room. There is no added cost for supporters, as the 32 dollar per cabin contribution is paid by Carnival. Group pricing reflects a discount for reserving a large block of rooms. Bookings are handled by Mandy, the travel agent, who also tracks which charity each cabin supports. Travelers without a chosen charity can still sail and select from the registered causes during booking.

The Nonprofit Coalition of the Brandon Riverview Chamber of Commerce convenes at the BRCC Office for a meeting that gathers nonprofit leaders, staff, and advocates for substantive conversations, relationship building, and collaborative problem solving. Attendees can connect with peers from across the community to share insights, expand networks, and stay engaged with efforts that drive change. Centered on collaboration, innovation, and collective impact, the Coalition advances its mission through resource sharing, knowledge exchange, strategic partnerships, advocacy, and community engagement. Anchored in education, empowerment, and inclusivity, the group works to strengthen the nonprofit sector and support lasting solutions for the communities they serve.

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.

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.

The second annual Booked for Lunch: Supporting Manatee Libraries brings guests to Palmetto Marriott Resort & Spa for a luncheon and a conversation with James Patterson, a world-renowned author, storyteller, and advocate for reading. After the talk, a book signing will be available. Hosted by the Library Foundation of Manatee County, the event helps strengthen the Manatee County Library System by supporting essential resources, innovative youth literacy efforts, and broader access to books and lifelong learning. Tickets are available, and sponsorship opportunities are open for those who wish to contribute.

Now in its 42nd year, this golf tournament takes place at Westchase Golf Club. Teams compete for trophies and prizes, with awards for first, second, and third place, along with awards for the longest drive and closest to the pin.

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.

Fear Fest Grounds brings Halloween thrills together in one place with three haunted houses, a horror circus show, a scare zone, games, activities, and plenty of food. Venture into Curse Grounds for a dark trek through a cursed and abandoned world, then challenge your nerves in Demon’s Presence where sinister forces wait around every turn. A third horror attraction raises the intensity with big scares and surprise moments. The Horror Circus presents a 20-minute show filled with eerie performers and chilling characters, and it is included with admission. Roaming monsters and haunted characters keep the frights going throughout the grounds. Between scares, take on mini golf, cornhole, a family-friendly version of axe throwing, a basketball challenge, and interactive Halloween activities, with lots of photo spots to capture the night. Fuel up with festival favorites, snacks, desserts, drinks, and treats. The Mega Pass is $25 per person and includes festival admission, all games and activities, every haunted house, and the circus show.

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.

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.

Tampa Bay’s Jeep community is uniting for a Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk, with Tampa Jeep Krewe teaming up with Pinellas County Jeep Club, Jeep Latino Tampa Bay, Jeep Girls of Florida, and Outkast Jeeperz to form a team. Jeeps will be decked out in pink, and reserved parking for Jeep vehicles is planned to keep the group together. The focus is on honoring survivors, remembering loved ones, and supporting those affected, with plenty of pink, big energy, shared laughs, and heartfelt moments. Walkers of all abilities are welcome, and there is no set pace. Trophies will be awarded, with categories to be announced. A limited-edition shirt celebrating Jeep pride and breast cancer awareness will be available for the first 150 team members who donate at least $25, to be worn at the event while supplies last and with attendance required. Support for this effort comes from sponsors including The Jeep Lab, The Paw Spa, Odyssey Fab, Rock Ready Offroad, Battle Bottle, Pinellas County Jeep Club, Red Scorpion, Jeep Flea Market, Naturescapes, Jeep Girls of Florida, Alpha Bravo Off-Road, STINGER, PARK ON 66, VISO JUVE, Czelusta Law, Christian Ramirez Designs, JEEP Beach, Tampa Rubber & Gasket, Specialty Powder Coating, and Sozio's Tree Service.