This weekend in Pinellas Park, FL

Neighbors come together for a community yard sale featuring individual household setups. Promotion will run across multiple channels, and participants are encouraged to increase visibility by listing their address online or in local newspapers and by putting up posters the morning of the sale. For any questions or concerns, please use the comments section.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s unites the community to raise awareness and funds for care, support, and research while honoring those affected by Alzheimer’s and all forms of dementia. Festivities include a DJ, walk teams, sponsors, vendors, and family friendly activities. The program features opportunities to connect with the community, a meaningful ceremony with Promise Garden flowers, and then the walk sets off along a scenic route by the bay. The course is just under 5K with a one mile turnaround. Children are welcome, and well behaved dogs on a leash may attend. Bring a camera to capture the day.

The inaugural Lily’s Ripple of Love 10K in memory of Lily Mae takes place at St. Pete Running and Coffee in St. Petersburg. This welcoming, noncompetitive 6.2-mile experience encourages running, walking, or a mix of both while highlighting healthy living, organ donation awareness, and giving back to the community. The focus is connection rather than rankings, creating space for every pace. Inspired by the idea that a small splash can lead to far-reaching ripples, the event centers on remembrance and positive impact.

Enjoy a free 45 minute all-levels yoga flow with Warrior ONE Dunedin in the open air on the Gerald Rehm Pavilion outside Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café in Downtown Dunedin. Newcomers are welcome exactly as they are, and participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, with a limited number available to borrow. This weekly class also supports the Dunedin Cares food pantry, so family-friendly food donations are appreciated. Warrior ONE collects contributions daily in bins located in the studio courtyard. Advance sign-up is available through Warrior ONE online. If rain is in the forecast, please contact the Warrior ONE studio for guidance.

Poolside yoga returns to The Hollander Hotel with an open-air class by the pool. Capacity is limited to 40 participants, and advance registration is encouraged. Classes are led by a rotating team from The Body Electric Yoga Company, featuring Makenna Caskey, Jamie Morgan, Kristina Rich, and Abby Goodwin. Pricing is $15 in advance, $5 for BE Members, and $20 at the door if available. Late cancellations and no-shows incur charges, and weather may affect class, so check the event page or the online schedule for updates. A small number of mats are available to borrow. Bring your own mat, water in a clear plastic container, and clothing suited to the weather. Follow The Hollander Hotel on social media for weekly contests, and yoga guests receive a complimentary mimosa when they stay for breakfast. Pool access is reserved for paying hotel customers. To swim, purchase food or drinks. For longer stays, poolside cabanas can be reserved for $150 for you and up to six friends, and your entire food and beverage tab is applied to that amount. Call 727-873-7900 in advance to reserve.

A welcoming beginner roller skating class designed for ages 4 and up, ideal for first-timers. Over the course of a 60-minute session, participants learn to stand and find their balance on eight wheels, roll forward with control, stop safely without relying on the wall, and practice with fun, skill-building games. Instruction is led by USARS Certified Instructors. Admission is $10 at the door and includes rental skates, and personal skates are welcome. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to lace up and warm up before class.

The Dunedin History Museum presents a rare chance to experience a seldom seen part of local heritage at the Gladys E. Douglas Preserve. For one day only, visitors can gather outside Gladys Douglas’s former residence for a final look at this section of the property. Explore the exterior of the historic home, see the tennis court, and take in the scenery around Jerry Lake while learning about the woman whose generosity and vision left a lasting mark on Dunedin. The event will also honor Bob Hackworth Jr. The museum’s education curator will be on site with artifacts from the Douglas home and historic photographs that illuminate Gladys’s life and legacy. Guests can enjoy light bites and refreshments provided by Lanes Lemonade, Bon Appetit, and Lucky Lobster while hearing about plans for the preserve’s future. This portion of the property has never been open to the public and will not be accessible again until the preserve expands, making this a unique opportunity to experience the site and pay tribute to Gladys before this chapter closes. While there, visitors can also spend time in the public areas of the preserve and appreciate its landscape, wildlife, and horticulture. This is an outdoor gathering, so come prepared for Florida weather with sunscreen, bug spray, comfortable closed toe shoes, water, and sun protection. Admission is free and open to the public. Registration on the museum website is requested to help anticipate attendance.

Begin the month with movement and mindfulness at Yoga in the Park, an all-levels session guided by trainers from the Body Electric Yoga Company. Enjoy a welcoming outdoor practice at Crescent Lake Park. It is free to attend, and both newcomers and experienced practitioners are invited. The group gathers in the northeast corner of the park. Participants in Get Fit St. Pete check in electronically for each class using a Get Fit Membership, a free membership available to anyone interested in the monthly Get Fit St. Pete classes.

A donation based workout with boxing, kickboxing, and HIIT welcomes veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone interested in trying something different and affordable. It centers on building strength, confidence, and community through solid instruction and genuine support. Egos are checked at the door and judgment is left out... it is simply people improving together.

Get 20 percent off plus size clothing at a warehouse pop up connected to Curv Exchange Plus Size Resale Boutique. Explore a wide selection of designer pieces from brands such as Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic, and more, with sizes from 10 to 30 plus.

Build practical self-protection skills in a six-week women’s self-defense course designed for all ages and fitness levels. Instruction covers essential striking and combatives, defenses against chokes and bear hugs, protecting others, ground survival tactics, and approaches for handling weapon threats. The curriculum also prioritizes situational awareness along with prevention and de-escalation to help avoid physical conflict when possible. Participants receive full access to Krav Maga and Kickboxing classes for the duration of the program. The focus is on empowerment, confidence, and taking control of personal safety for yourself and those around you.

DK Farms & Gardens hosts a seasonal celebration filled with classic fall activities and entertainment. Throughout the month, visitors can explore the pumpkin patch, play 18-hole putt putt, try gem mining, enjoy animal encounters, and spend time at the Corn Beach. A toddler bounce house, pedal carts, BunnyLand, games, and pony rides are part of the daily offerings. Weekends add even more, including an educational hay ride with water views, pumpkin cannons, mechanical bull rides, and special food and craft vendors. Birthday party and group packages are available.

Enjoy train rides in Largo Central Park. First-time riders, or anyone who has not registered online in over a year, should complete the online registration in advance and provide a phone number at check-in.

A large selection of free homeschool materials is available. With a surplus of donations, the center is no longer operating as a lending library, so families are welcome to choose what they need and keep it. Explore thousands of curriculum resources and educational games to enrich learning at home.

Settle into a gentle slow flow on the outdoor patio at Gulf Orchids, centered on softness and stillness. Bring a mat and some water for comfort. With only five spots available, reservations are encouraged, and messages to Pris on Instagram are accepted. The class is donation based. Afterward, shoppers receive 15% off in the shop, a welcome perk for plant lovers. Parking is available in front of the shop or in the surrounding neighborhood, and guests are asked to leave at least three spaces open for other customers.

Welcome the fall season at the Corey Ave Art & Craft Festival, a weekend filled with handmade creations, relaxed browsing, and beach-town flavor in St. Pete Beach. Artisans present jewelry, paintings, photography, home decor, woodworking, ceramics, specialty foods, and other unique finds, with opportunities to meet the makers. Between booths, explore Corey Avenue’s locally owned boutiques, restaurants, and cafes for a full day of shopping and dining. Whether you are after seasonal accents for home, an early holiday gift, or an easygoing outdoor outing with family and friends, there is plenty to discover. Admission is free, the atmosphere is family friendly and welcoming to dogs, and the open-air setting invites a comfortable stroll. Presented by SIK Promotions and the Corey Avenue Business Association. Important note for exhibitors: applications are handled only through SIK Promotions’ official online system, and payments are processed solely through the secure portal linked to that application, never via Cash App, Zelle, or other peer to peer services. Treat any requests for payment outside the official process as fraudulent and report them when possible.

Start the morning with tennis in St. Pete Beach at Lazarillo Park. Enjoy time on the courts with others who want to play.

Deepen your tai chi practice in a mixed-level advanced session guided by Tai Chi Traditions, Inc. instructors. The focus is on strengthening understanding and execution of the form while supporting overall well-being for mind, body, and spirit. Participants should have completed at least one beginner tai chi class and be comfortable with the form. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover expenses and space rental.

The HOB Give Back offers free groceries for anyone experiencing food insecurity, welcoming all without requiring identification. To ensure fairness, only one bag is provided per household, and staff may confirm that participants are from different homes. Donations are sorted with help from Good Neighbors, and each household can choose items that fit their needs. Options often include fresh produce, bread, desserts, and meat, though availability changes and some items may have limits per family. A random-draw system sets the order of distribution so there is no need to arrive early or wait in a long line. Cards are handed out and selected at random. Once distribution has begun, those who arrive later receive a smiley face and are served at the end since new cards are not issued after the start. The giveaway takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

LaBlast dance fitness pairs familiar music with recognizable dance steps for a fun workout. Created by Dancing with the Stars professional Louis Van Amstel, the class draws on moves from many well-known dances and is led by Vicki. The cost is $10 per class and no reservation is required.

Celebrate the season at Coachman Park in downtown Clearwater with a weekend of family friendly fun. Highlights include the Lil Miss & Sir Pumpkin Contest, a kids zone and other playful competitions. Browse local vendors sharing unique crafts and goodies, and enjoy autumn inspired treats from food trucks along with other fall favorites. Admission is free. Vendors interested in participating can text (813) 299-3600.

Engines, chrome, and community come together at OCC Road House for a show that gathers Jeeps, cars, and bikes in support of Wreaths Across America, helping ensure veterans are honored during the holidays. Look for polished rides, rumbling exhaust, live music, good food, raffles, and plenty of horsepower, all alongside the camaraderie of enthusiasts rallying for a meaningful cause. Many participants take time beforehand to polish, buff, shine, and accessorize so their ride arrives looking its best. Registration options include $20 early registration online, $25 day-of at the gate, and $50 VIP parking with only 25 spots available.

Celebrate history, impact, and the ongoing pursuit of equality at the NAACP Legacy Brunch at the Historic Manhattan Casino. This community gathering honors legacy, leadership, and the people who advance progress. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

Road House Nation presents Still Standing, a tribute to Elton John, at OCC Road House & Museum. Admission is ticketed only with no free general admission, and entry requires either a single ticket or a reserved table. Single admission is $20. A four person high top table is $80, a six person table is $120, and a six person lounge table is $130. Ticket 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 every seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas on the southeast side of the pavilion.

AudioStar appears at 3 Daughters Brewing. The lineup features Nick, Ben, and Richie.

Trivia night at Sharks Bar & Grill in Largo offers free entry for teams who want to enjoy food and drinks while competing for prizes. The top three teams receive gift cards valued at $30, $20, and $10. Participants can also earn an extra five points by reading the three daily article headlines before the game.

This recurring Saturday event has a $7 entry fee. Prizes include packs when available, with store credit provided if packs are unavailable.

Star Wars Unlimited players can face off in a tournament that uses the Twin Suns format. The entry fee is $7.

Miami FC heads to St. Petersburg to face the Tampa Bay Rowdies at Al Lang Stadium. Set along the downtown waterfront, the venue’s intimate sightlines and energetic atmosphere make it easy to follow tactical shifts, rapid transitions, and the individual duels that can tip the result. Expect a charged rivalry feel and the potential for late drama as the match unfolds.

Owners and fans of the Honda Element meet on the sand by the water at the Dunedin Causeway, just north of High & Dry Grill, for a relaxed first Sunday beach gathering. Attendees often arrive early to secure prime waterfront spots before the area gets crowded, then spend the day hanging out. Participants come and go at their own pace, with possibilities that include talking shop, swapping parts, handling small accessory installs, and enjoying beach activities such as paddleboarding, kayaking, skateboarding, rollerskating, kite flying, and drone flying. The day may wind down with a movie at sunset, and things wrap up when the last Element heads out.

Lake Park hosts the first event in a three-part Bakas charity show for western and ranch disciplines, open to all breeds. Advance online registration is encouraged. For more information, contact bakasece@bakas-h4h.org.

Enjoy relaxed community stitching at The Common Thread, a fiber arts café in St. Pete’s Warehouse Arts District just off the Pinellas Trail, formerly home to The Chelsea café. This casual weekly meetup welcomes knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and anyone who loves fiber crafts. No ticket or RSVP is needed, and participation is complimentary with any café or shop purchase. Bring a project in progress, pick up a warm drink, and settle in for easygoing, social crafting. Seating is first come, first served, and both the café and shop will be open. Parking is available in the Golfology Shopping Center, and well behaved pets are welcome on the shaded outdoor patio.

Spookyzarre returns for its third year at The Art Lofts of St. Petersburg, bringing a Halloween makers market devoted to the spooky and the delightfully bizarre. Visitors can explore eerie and unusual creations throughout the ArtLofts art studios and gallery, celebrating all things weird and wonderful. Participation is free for artists, and every sale goes directly to them, which supports the local arts scene and brings people together.

Free blood pressure screenings are offered in the Parish Hall by the Parish Nurse. No appointment is required and walk-ins are welcome. This service is open to anyone who wants to keep track of blood pressure or check on general wellness, including parish members and the wider community. It is a simple, no-cost resource that supports caring for the whole person.

Gold Coast Greyhound Adoptions, Gulf Coast Chapter, presents a casual meet and greet in the courtyard at Crooked Thumb Brewery. Meet adoptable greyhounds, chat with volunteers, and learn more about the breed while enjoying beverages available for purchase. Applicants who hope to meet a specific foster can coordinate in advance with the organizers, and adoption applications are available on the organization’s website. As this gathering takes place outdoors, plans may change due to weather... excessive heat or thunderstorms could lead to cancellation.

Set sail from Tampa on a royal-themed lunch cruise that welcomes princes and princesses of every age. The experience begins with a photo opportunity with a princess at boarding, then continues with a lunch buffet as Parties with Character performers visit each table for greetings. After the meal, head to the top deck for a sing-along and a DJ-led dance party, and enjoy views of the city from the water. The character lineup features Elsa, Tiana, Lottie, Moana, and Belle. Tickets include the lunch buffet, a meet and greet, one premium drink ticket for each adult, and complimentary coffee, tea, and water. Unlimited mimosas are available to purchase for $15 per adult onboard, and a boarding photo with a select princess can be purchased. This sailing is aboard Yacht StarShip I. Pricing starts at $69.95 for adults, $49.95 for children ages 2 to 12, and $24.95 for infants 1 and under.

A Pokémon-focused, relaxed league-style competition centered on friendly play. The entry fee is $7. Every participant receives a prize, with extra rewards for top finishers.

An inclusive Zumba®-inspired dance class at Bardmoor YMCA welcomes participants of every age and ability. A seated option is available on request to support comfort and accessibility. This community class does not require a YMCA membership to participate.

Discover the basics of Acro Yoga in a welcoming, beginner-friendly class that encourages curiosity and confidence. No partner is required, and it does not demand exceptional flexibility or strength. The session aims to overcome limiting beliefs that might keep newcomers from trying something new, and it embraces participants of all ages, body types, backgrounds, and genders. This is a donation-based class that supports the continued growth of the local Acro Yoga community, with proceeds helping create educational events for the public. Class guidelines include no substance or alcohol use, and participants are asked to arrive ready to collaborate with others. Advance reservation and a completed liability waiver are requested before taking part. Bring a yoga mat or similar surface such as a panel mat or beach blanket, along with a towel, water, and snacks. For everyone’s well-being, please skip the class if you feel unwell, have a fever, or have recently been in close contact with someone who is sick. Attendees can expect a solid foundation in Acro Yoga, an introduction to the community, a set of beginner skills with a challenge card to continue practicing, demonstrations of body mechanics and core engagement, and examples of positive communication to support problem solving. After the session, feel free to share your new skills on social media and tag @StPeteAcroYoga.

Presented by Road House Nation, this tribute concert celebrates the music of The Eagles and Alabama at OCC Road House & Museum, featuring dedicated performances honoring each band. Attendance is ticketed only, with no free general admission. Options include single admission at $20, a four person high top table for $80, a six person table for $120, or a six person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is offered, and staff can provide details. Guests of any age may attend, and a paid ticket is required for every seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Ziggy Marley and Gov't Mule share the bill at The BayCare Sound Stage, co-headlining a night of celebrated music. Ziggy Marley, a nine-time GRAMMY Award winner and Emmy winner, has spent nearly four decades as a musician, producer, activist, and humanitarian. The eldest son of Bob and Rita Marley, he has forged his own path by blending reggae with funk, blues, rock, and other influences through thoughtful songwriting. His work often addresses environmental awareness, self-empowerment, social injustice, and political inequity, always returning to the transformative power of love. For the past 15 years, through Tuff Gong Worldwide and Ishti Music, he has maintained full control of his masters and publishing, and his charity URGE supports the well-being of children in Jamaica, Africa, and North America. Gov't Mule, a GRAMMY-nominated group, has demonstrated remarkable range across more than 20 studio and live albums, thousands of memorable performances, and millions of album and track sales. The 2023 studio album Peace…Like A River features guest appearances by Billy F Gibbons, Ivan Neville, Billy Bob Thornton, Ruthie Foster, and Celisse. It drew praise as perfection, captivating, riveting, and among the band's best, following the group's GRAMMY-nominated blues album Heavy Load Blues. Known as a living encyclopedia of great American music, the band continues to add to that tradition with its signature sound.

Enjoy a free, team style trivia night at the Tap Room at the Hollander Hotel, hosted by Trivia Maestro Sir Douglas of Tampa Bay Dream Team. Teams compete for HH Bucks, with $50 for first place, $25 for second, and $15 for third. The winning team also gets a photo with the TBDT Champions' Weekly Trophy and can tag the trophy with their team’s swag, adding a fun touch that varies by location. A freebie question and answer are shared on the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the game.

Catch live music from the Surfin' Raccoon's at a spot popular with both locals and visitors. Enjoy cold drinks, fresh food, and friendly service while the music sets the tone for a fun evening.

Akeem Ali brings The Texture Tour to The Orpheum in Tampa, FL, presented with Endoxa Booking. This all-ages show welcomes fans of every generation, and anyone under 18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Tickets are final sale and cannot be transferred. The event will take place rain or shine.

Celtic Thunder, the internationally acclaimed Irish music ensemble, returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall for a celebration of fan favorites. Known for combining traditional Irish roots with contemporary sounds and a commanding stage presence, the group has performed on leading stages around the world and has sold millions of records. This special concert brings together past and present members for an evening focused on the songs that define their legacy, creating a warm atmosphere of music, nostalgia, and camaraderie. A set drawn from their best-loved hits will spotlight resonant harmonies, heartfelt ballads, and high-energy numbers that show why Celtic Thunder continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Celtic Thunder takes the stage at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, Florida.