Events in Port St. Lucie, FL

A women-only networking luncheon at Tutto Fresco brings together professionals from across St. Lucie, Indian River, and Martin counties to build referral and resource partnerships. Women from any industry are welcome, and the focus is on consistent connections that support business growth. The only cost is lunch, with no annual dues unless someone chooses to be listed in the directory for a yearly fee of $50. Lunch includes a chef’s selection or a vegetarian option, a non alcoholic beverage, and a small dessert, while specialty drinks can be purchased separately. Attendees with dietary needs are encouraged to speak with the restaurant staff and the host. The gathering begins with check in, open networking, and photos, then shifts to a structured program with housekeeping notes and a featured speaker. While meals are served, each participant shares a brief business spotlight. Testimonials and prize drawings are woven throughout, dessert is served, and final drawings close the program. Bring business cards and an item for the door prize drawing. After the luncheon, follow up is provided with images of business cards and links to event photos. Tickets are non refundable but may be transferred in advance or gifted to another person on the day of the event.

This series at Down to Earth Yoga Studio offers a step-by-step introduction to the Yang Style 10 Forms, designed with beginners in mind. Flexible payment options are available, and a single-class drop-in may be possible depending on space. Preregistration is required and booking is completed directly with the studio. For comfort, wear loose clothing and choose flat-soled shoes, socks, or go barefoot.

Part of Tai Chi Wednesdays at the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens, this relaxing morning tai chi session invites participants to slow down with gentle movement and mindful breathing. Wear comfortable clothing with flat tennis shoes, and bring a water bottle and a towel. Registration is required. The fee is $14 for non-members and $7 for members. The class is held rain or shine, with activities moved indoors if the weather turns bad.

Homeschool children ages 5 to 18 can participate in a physical education hour held on Mondays and Wednesdays. This growing community has been active for over a year. Sessions are available on a drop-in basis for $5 per day.

Enjoy a lively country line dancing session led by Lisa M. Johns-Grose. Admission is $6. Bring boots and a dance partner.

At Clover Park in Port Saint Lucie, the Jupiter Hammerheads face the St. Lucie Mets in minor league action. Fans can watch rising prospects up close in a relaxed, fast-paced setting, with real competition, local energy, and momentum swings where one play can change the game.

Duffy's of Superplay hosts Live Music Bingo every Tuesday night. Enjoy a relaxed evening with friends centered on music and bingo.

At Hava Kava Bar & Lounge, immerse yourself in an evening of movement, music, community, and fire. This inclusive flow jam welcomes everyone, whether you already practice, are curious, or simply want something different to do. Props will be available, with workshops and open flow running throughout the event, creating plenty of space to spin, learn, and meet new people. As the night progresses, the fire circle opens for experienced fire spinners following a required fire safety meeting. Anyone who plans to spin fire must attend that meeting and sign a waiver beforehand. Expect welcoming vibes, friendly faces, and a chance to find your flow.

Terra Fermata hosts a high-octane night of outlaw country and rock and roll with the RaeLynn Nelson Band. Raised in a musical household in Nashville, RaeLynn Nelson is the granddaughter of Willie Nelson and has forged her own identity, blending story-driven country roots with southern rock grit, a punk spark, and an Americana heartbeat. Listeners often draw parallels to legends like Loretta Lynn alongside the punch of Cheap Trick, pointing to a sound that marries classic country with a raw, garage-rock edge. A steady presence on tours across the country, the band is known for charged performances and songwriting that leans into bold choices. Inspired by a guitar gifted by her grandfather, RaeLynn leads a set that nods to a storied legacy while charting a fresh path.

Held on the first Saturday of each month at the Polish American Club Convention Center in Port Saint Lucie, this show spotlights collectible trading cards and memorabilia across baseball, football and other sports, plus Pokémon, trading card games, Marvel and non-sports categories. Admission is free, and children are welcome.

A La Leche League breastfeeding support meeting takes place in the children’s section of the Paula A. Lewis Branch Library. The discussion spans a variety of feeding topics and encourages community connection. It is open to nursing parents and those expecting. Support people are welcome. There is ample room for children of all ages to play and explore while adults ask questions, share experiences, and offer one another guidance.

The Jupiter Hammerheads face the St. Lucie Mets at Clover Park in Port Saint Lucie, a setting that keeps you close to every play. Expect a brisk game and plenty of nuances to watch, from pitcher and catcher adjustments to the strategic choices that shape the final innings. The laid-back ballpark atmosphere makes it an easy way to enjoy baseball up close.

An after-hours Silent Book Club gathering at Smith & Co. Mercantile focuses on quiet reading and relaxed connection. The evening begins with a chance to order a drink, settle into a seat, and say hello. It continues with a dedicated silent reading period, and anyone who needs to chat is asked to step outside to keep the space calm. The night wraps up with time to exchange book recommendations or simply keep reading.

Explore salsa in a relaxed, beginner-friendly drop-in lesson that keeps things simple and fun. Learn foundational steps and timing in a welcoming environment tailored to first-time dancers. No prior experience is needed. Attend solo or with a partner, with partner rotation throughout the class so everyone practices with different people and builds confidence. The class costs $15.

Freebird, the Ultimate Lynyrd Skynyrd Experience, brings a night of Southern rock to Terra Fermata Tiki Bar in Stuart, Florida, with a set that spans the biggest hits and deeper cuts. Fans gather to celebrate the music of Lynyrd Skynyrd, singing along to favorites throughout the show. Advance tickets are $12 plus a $2 service charge, and entry is $20 at the door.

Stuart Main Street and the Downtown Business Association present free live music in Historic Downtown Stuart, and this installment features Clapton Anthology. Shaded seating is available, and vendors offer snacks, beverages, and arts and crafts. Downtown Stuart also offers the Market on Main farmers market at Flagler Park and 50 locally owned shops and restaurants to explore. A free tram service provides easy access around downtown. Support from sponsors including Hudson's on the River, Fox Haven Roofing, UBU Brands, The Dirty Hippie, FPL, Club Pilates, Old Colorado Inn, Beerworks Charitiable Foundation, Trreasure Coast Blues Society, Discover Martin County, and Multicolor Printing helps keep the music free.

The Jupiter Hammerheads face the St. Lucie Mets at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie. The ballpark atmosphere is relaxed and close to the action, making it easy to follow the rhythm of play and notice details like pitch selection, base running, and late inning decisions. It offers a competitive matchup with a local crowd while rising talent takes center stage.

Spiral Light presents its regular monthly tribute set in celebration of Labor Day. This event features the band performing as a Grateful Dead tribute.

This purpose-driven networking lunch brings people together to build authentic local connections while making a positive difference. Attendees enjoy a great meal in Port St. Lucie, meet others from the community, and take part in an experience that blends conversation with impact.

The opening reception highlights the creative range of MartinArts Member Artists, bringing together many styles, media, and points of view that reflect the vitality of Martin County’s arts community. Alongside the main exhibition, a special collection created in honor of America’s 250th anniversary presents original works by members, with all proceeds dedicated to arts education that fosters imagination and artistic growth across the community. Participating artists include Ilene Adams, Jane Baldridge, Mallo Bisset, Barbara Bucci, Susan Clifford, Michael Davis, Diane Di Maio, Durine Diamond-Filicetti, Jose Farinos, Sharon Ferina, Dale Forbes, Tom Forster, Stephen Fry, Barbara Fugazzotto, Alyssa Fuggetta, Sue Gallagher, Charlotte Glover, Meredith Graf Owens, Gloria Gronowicz, Leslie Hanner, Jill Heveron, Kim Hogan, Valerie Johnson, Peter Jones, Carol Kepp, Sue Klahne, Scott Klimek, Carol Landeweer, Alice Laputka, Lee Leonard, Sheryl Levine, Barbara Z Lyons, Eileen Lyons, Dan Mackin, Jacklyn Mathews, Charlene McCulley, Maria Miele, Caroline Nolan, Kaylie O’Reilly, Sheryl Odza, Pamela Paynter, Vitina Porrett, Tom Prestopnik, Mary Lou Pults, Lisa Rapp, Linda Reymore, Kimberly Roden-Goin, Danuta Rothschild, Mark Rudolph, Barbara Ruge, Carolyn Sadowski, Patrice Scott, Jennifer Sky, Mark Stall, Lori Thompson, Florence Treakle, Liubov Untila, Marian Vitale, Bob Vogel, Franz Walderdorff, LauraKay Whiticar-Darvill, Kate Wood, and Marcelle Zanetti. A suggested donation of $5 supports exhibitions and programs. Sponsored in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts, the Martin County Board of County Commissioners, and private contributions.

CCW Ultimate Wrestling brings its hard-hitting showcase to the MidFlorida Credit Union Event Center in Port St. Lucie, featuring high-tempo matches amplified by an energetic crowd. Rising prospects share the ring with familiar names as narratives unfold through every hold, reversal, and near fall. One mistake can flip the script on a rivalry, and finishes aim to surprise even seasoned fans. Expect big moments and a relentless pace from start to finish.

TheRockinRxBand brings a night of dancing to Sailors Return Restaurant in downtown Stuart.

Rock'n Riverwalk features Good Fellas in the heart of Historic Downtown Stuart as part of a free weekly live music series presented by Stuart Main Street and the Downtown Business Association. Attendees will find shaded seating along with vendors offering snacks, beverages, and arts and crafts. Nearby attractions include the Market on Main at Flagler Park and a variety of locally owned shops and restaurants, and a complimentary tram provides easy transportation. Support from sponsors helps keep the music free for the community, including Hudson's on the River, Fox Haven Roofing, UBU Brands, The Dirty Hippie, FPL, Club Pilates, Old Colorado Inn, Beerworks Charitiable Foundation, Trreasure Coast Blues Society, Discover Martin County, and Multicolor Printing.

Unwind with outdoor restorative yoga amid the beauty of Port Saint Lucie Botanical Gardens. This gentle session focuses on stillness to soothe the body, breath, and mind, with supportive props that help you relax fully. Poses are held for longer periods to encourage release, renewal, and repair. Suitable for all experience levels. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, water, and a towel. One blanket is provided for each participant, and you are welcome to bring extra blankets or even a second mat for added comfort. Bug spray is recommended. If there is rain or extreme temperatures, the class will move indoors. Space is limited to 10 participants. Pricing is $10 per class for Friends of the Gardens members and $15 per class for those who are not members.

Centered Wellness and Yoga hosts a Latin dance night featuring Salsa and Bachata instruction for beginners, followed by a free social for practice. No partner is required and no prior experience is needed. The lessons are designed to help newcomers feel comfortable while giving returning dancers a chance to sharpen their technique. Expect a welcoming atmosphere focused on music, movement, and connection. Drop-ins are welcome, with payment at the door.

Enjoy a tranquil wellness gathering in the Secret Garden led by Moses. The experience includes guided meditation, mindful conversations, sound healing, yoga movement, and related practices. Tickets are $50 for new participants, $25 for members and returning guests, and $12.50 for volunteers. A registration deadline applies prior to the event. There are no refunds. This program will take place rain or shine, with the Pavilion used in case of inclement weather. For more information or questions, contact The Sanctuary of Love at thesanctuaryoflove11@gmail.com or 818-935-4885.

Experience a Candlelight concert in Port St. Lucie as the Listeso String Quartet presents a tribute to Fleetwood Mac at Sunlight Community Church. The setting is illuminated by the soft glow of candlelight, creating an intimate atmosphere for favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the show, and entry is not permitted once the concert begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Beachy Crafts by Bridget at the B & A Flea Market hosts a hands-on glass painting workshop centered on the reverse painting technique, where artwork is created so it can be seen clearly from both the inside and the outside of the glass. Participants will decorate the glassware of their choice, with options that include a pint glass, a wine glass with or without a stem, or a rocks glass. A selection of design templates will be available, and personal ideas are welcome. No prior painting experience is required. Seating is limited, so advance registration is recommended. Instruction will begin promptly, so arriving a little early is suggested to get settled and browse the ideas table. Attendees may bring their own beverages and snacks. Finished pieces will need to be cured in a home oven at 350 degrees before they are ready to use.

Candlelight transforms Sunlight Community Church in Port St. Lucie into an intimate setting for a string quartet performance celebrating the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the program may include Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, along with Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The concert runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and there is no late entry once the music begins. Seating is assigned upon arrival within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Strike Out Hunger returns with a community bowling event that rallies support for Meals on Wheels in St. Lucie County. The goal is to help ensure local seniors do not go without meals, with more than 700 individuals currently waiting for services. Opportunities to get involved include sponsoring the event, forming a bowling team, donating a raffle item, and helping spread the word. Friends, families, coworkers, and organizations can look forward to an afternoon focused on friendly competition and meaningful impact. Sponsorship and team registration options are available.

Boojee Bags n Bingo returns with a playful Halloween theme, blending lively bingo with chances to win designer inspired handbags. Bring friends and a lucky dauber for a night of laughs that benefits asthma and allergy education. Hosted by Team Miranda Strong, this fundraiser directs every ticket toward lifesaving awareness, education, and support for people affected by asthma and allergies. Tickets are $70 per person or $480 for a table of eight. Appetizers are included, and a cash bar will be available.

GenX Band debuts at Hop Life in PSL with a performance built for singing along, dancing, or simply enjoying the music from your seat. The group lets its reels do the talking and presents a show meant to be remembered and talked about long after it ends.

Free live music fills the heart of Historic Downtown Stuart as the Naughty Iguanas take the stage at Rock'n Riverwalk. The series is presented by Stuart Main Street and the Downtown Business Association. Arrive early to explore Market on Main at Flagler Park and discover 50 locally owned shops and restaurants nearby. There is plenty of shaded seating, along with vendors offering snacks, beverages, and arts and crafts. Park and ride the free tram service for an easy trip. Thanks to the event sponsors for helping keep live music free in Downtown Stuart.

Enjoy live acoustic music from Island Bob on the deck at Sailor's Return in Stuart, Florida.

The Artimus Pyle Band features drummer Artimus Pyle, the sole surviving member from Lynyrd Skynyrd’s classic era and a 2006 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee with the group. The current lineup brings together Barry Lee Harwood of the Rossington Collins Band, Shannon Wickline of the Charlie Daniels Band, along with Thane Shearon, Jerry Lyda and Scott Raines. Their recent album, Anthems, presents Lynyrd Skynyrd favorites with special guest vocalists, including Sweet Home Alabama with Ronnie Dunn of Brooks & Dunn, Simple Man with Sammy Hagar, and Free Bird with Dolly Parton. APB also appears on Dolly Parton’s 2023 album Rockstar, and contributed music to the soundtrack for the 2020 film Street Survivors: The True Story of the Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash from Cleopatra Entertainment.

Enjoy Florida’s pleasant weather and peaceful sunsets during an evening yoga experience in the Gardens on select Monday nights. The class welcomes all experience levels. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, water, and a towel. Advance registration is required, and online registration is available. Class fees are $7.00 for Friends Members and $12.00 for Non-Friends Members. If the weather is unfavorable, the session will be moved indoors. Refunds are not available for no-shows.

An after-hours volunteer fair at Indian River State College’s Chastain Campus in Stuart brings together local nonprofits and community members to explore meaningful ways to give back in Martin County. Attendees can visit booths from a broad mix of organizations focused on education, the environment, social services, and more, ask questions, and find opportunities that align with their skills and interests. The event emphasizes conversation and connection, creating space for ideas that lead to community impact. It is open to everyone, including YPMC members, community leaders, students, professionals, and anyone with a heart for service. Admission is free and family friendly. Sponsorships are available. A Presenting Sponsor at $1,000 receives exclusive designation, premier logo placement across marketing materials, featured recognition in press releases, email campaigns, and social media, an opportunity to offer welcome remarks, a premium exhibit table location, and acknowledgment on signage, at registration, during announcements, and in post-event communications. A Volunteer Champion Sponsor at $500 includes prominent logo placement on event materials, recognition on social media and promotions, a complimentary exhibit table, recognition on event signage, verbal acknowledgment during announcements, the ability to share promotional materials or giveaways, and post-event recognition. A Community Impact Sponsor at $250 features logo placement on event signage, recognition on social media promotions, a complimentary exhibit table, recognition during announcements, and post-event acknowledgment. A Give Back Sponsor at $150 includes a name listing on event signage, recognition on social media, and post-event acknowledgment. Nonprofits and volunteer programs can exhibit for $50, or at no cost for Annual Sponsors of YPMC, with 17 booths available. Each booth includes a 6 foot table, two chairs with two tickets, inclusion in the exhibitor listing, a mention in an e-blast to more than 800 contacts, the ability to post volunteer opportunities on the YPMC website, and exposure to YPMC membership and IRSC students to build awareness and recruit volunteers.

Enjoy an event focused on Irish music.

Hosted by Treasure Coast Advocates for Seniors, this monthly TCAS meeting is open to the public at the Port St. Lucie Community Center. Attendees can start with time to network, followed by a presentation from special guest Marty Jacobson of Seniors Versus Crime. Coffee is provided with appreciation to sponsor Kaitlin Kitts of Community Home Health. The focus is on sharing information, building connections, and furthering advocacy for seniors throughout the Treasure Coast.

Kevin Nealon brings a career in comedy and acting that spans television, film, and stand-up. An Emmy and SAG Award nominee, he is widely recognized for nine seasons on Saturday Night Live, where his recurring turn at the Weekend Update desk became a defining feature of the show, and for his acclaimed work on the Showtime series Weeds. He went on to co-star across four seasons of the CBS comedy Man With a Plan. His screen credits include Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer, Just Go With It, Anger Management, You Don’t Mess with the Zohan, Daddy Day Care, Roxanne, Eight Crazy Nights, Joe Dirt, and Grandma’s Boy. Additional television appearances include Monk, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Still Standing, the title voice role in Glenn Martin, DDS, and two stand-up specials for Showtime. Beyond acting, he tours internationally as a stand-up and creates the YouTube series Hiking with Kevin, which he produces, hosts, and edits while interviewing celebrity friends on the trail. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and their son.

The event features a 2,000 meter race for elementary schools and a 3,000 meter race for middle schools, with each group running its designated distance.

An afternoon of cornhole, food, drinks, and raffles brings together the Treasure Coast Police K-9 Alliance and South Florida Cornhole to celebrate competition and community while supporting local law enforcement and first responder K-9 teams. Funds raised help provide vital gear, advanced training, and key resources that keep these teams protected and prepared to serve. Players can choose between two formats. The Social Team division is bring-your-own-partner with teams of two and welcomes newer players with opportunities to win prizes. The Upper Blind Draw is intended for seasoned competitors, teammates are assigned at random, and the payout is split with 50 percent to winners and 50 percent benefiting the Treasure Coast Police K-9 Alliance. Pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot before capacity is reached.

A community cornhole tournament at Hop Life Brewery raises funds for the Treasure Coast Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Expect friendly competition, brewery pours, raffle baskets, a 50/50 drawing, and additional games, with plenty of laughs throughout. Proceeds support Alzheimer’s care, support, and research, turning a casual day of play into meaningful impact for those affected.

At MartinArts, award-winning author and educator Sonja Mongar leads a conversation about storytelling, memory, and the role family history can play in creative work. She will share the path to publishing Take It as It Comes: A Montana Oral History, a project built from her mother’s decades-long collection of family folklore. The book blends oral accounts, memoir, genealogy, and photography to spotlight everyday resilience and the experiences that shape a shared past. The program offers ideas for turning personal narratives, photographs, and oral histories into meaningful art and literature, and for preserving family stories that connect generations. A suggested donation of $5 supports exhibitions and programs. Sponsored in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts, the Martin County Board of County Commissioners, and private contributions.

Created for couples who want to reconnect, improve communication, and rekindle their spark, this retreat on Florida’s Treasure Coast offers luxury accommodations and a relaxing setting for meaningful relationship work. Led by a licensed counselor and sex therapist with years of experience supporting couples, the program includes group counseling sessions, dedicated time to focus on your relationship, and thoughtfully crafted date experiences that engage all five senses to help your connection flourish. The environment encourages reflection and practical skill building so partners can learn to date one another again in ways that strengthen and sustain their bond.

The Heroes P.I.C.K.L.E. Classic is a weekend pickleball tournament capped by a championship celebration that honors first responders for their kindness, leadership, and excellence. Organized by Fierce Sports, We Do Good, and EDGE Hydration, the event brings together competitive play, safety education, and community pride in a single experience. All activities take place at Tesoro Swim & Racquet Club. Sponsors include Freedom Boat Club, Hype Local, Play Treasure Coast, Play The EDGE, IRSC Athletics, and Swiggle.

A La Leche League breastfeeding support gathering takes place in the children’s area of the Lewis Library in PSL, offering a welcoming environment for nursing parents and those preparing to breastfeed. Children are welcome, with plenty of room to play and explore while adults connect. Discussion spans a variety of breastfeeding topics, and participants are encouraged to bring questions, share experiences, and support one another. Partners, family members, and other support people are also welcome.

At Smith & Co. Mercantile, the evening begins with ordering a drink, finding a seat, and saying hello. A quiet reading session follows, with chatting taken outside during this time. To finish, participants can swap book recommendations or continue reading.

GenX Band lets its reels do the speaking and creates an experience for people who like to take part. Sing along to the music, get up and dance, or simply groove from your chair. For anyone who enjoys good tunes and a chance to participate, this band is a fit.

This qualifier at St Lucie County Fairgrounds features Air Retrieve and Hydro Dash using the new NADD bumper. Event administration and the board open each day, and Distance Jump cards must be submitted by the posted daily deadlines, with an earlier cutoff on Sunday. Air Retrieve is offered on Thursday and Saturday, with a limited number of early slots and the remainder later in the day. Hydro Dash is available on Wednesday and Friday in set sessions, and on Sunday it is held once. Try-its are $15 and available early in the day and as space allows, and competition jumps take priority. Preregistration has a firm cutoff, and there is a final day to edit or withdraw registrations.

Better Together is partnering with Zion Hill Primitive Baptist Church to host a community job fair focused on connecting hiring businesses with a broad range of job seekers. The event embraces a celebratory atmosphere while offering practical support, with multiple employers, helpful resources, and on site services available. Immediate interviews will be conducted with participating employers. For more information, text JOBS to 844-987-3949.

Pars Fore Paws Annual Charity Golf Tournament at The Saints Golf Course Port St. Lucie offers a full day of golf alongside food, drinks, games, and prizes. The day begins with check-in, followed by a shotgun start. All participants are entered for chances to win prizes. Every dollar raised directly benefits dogs and cats in need, supporting their journey to loving homes and brighter futures. Registration, sponsorship opportunities, and donation options are available. A Kong Drop Cocktail Hour is also planned, with more details to come.

A craft festival in Downtown Stuart celebrates arts and crafts, with Ladybug Bows taking part.

This tryout welcomes former high school, college, and professional players from the St. Lucie area. It is organized by the St. Lucie Adult Baseball League, affiliated with the National Men's Senior Baseball League that operates in over 300 cities. Held at Sportsmans Park, it features competitive baseball on quality fields with well organized play, and offers a path to national tournament opportunities at professional venues in the area.

This recurring event includes multiple sessions scheduled across several months.

Sunlight Community Church hosts a family friendly fall festival with activities for all ages. Highlights include trunk or treat with costumes encouraged, local vendors with crafts and treats, a candy cannon that sends sweets into the air, bounce houses, and a variety of food trucks. The event welcomes the entire community and offers opportunities to connect with neighbors. Sponsorship and vendor spots are available. Vendors should be alert to scams, as fees are handled directly by the church rather than through third party payment apps.

Island Bob brings a live acoustic set to the deck at Sailor's Return in Stuart, FL.

A glamorous evening celebrates the Treasure Coast’s healthcare heroes, blending a red carpet vibe with local flair. The program features an elegant dinner, a formal awards presentation, and a few special surprises. This heartfelt celebration honors the excellence, compassion, and dedication of professionals who make a difference every day, placing a well deserved spotlight on their service to the community.

TheRockinRxBand performs at Sailor’s Return in Stuart’s historic downtown, bringing a full evening of dance friendly tunes.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of the Treasure Coast brings the community together for a large-scale awareness walk at Stuart Memorial Park. This morning-focused event honors survivors and pays tribute to loved ones who have passed, creating a shared space of support and hope. The walk also raises funds that drive prevention, early detection, treatment, and survivorship efforts in the fight against breast cancer.

This show brings the highlights of Repticon’s two-day format into one convenient day. Visitors can observe live creatures from across the globe, buy pets and pet supplies straight from knowledgeable experts at standout prices, and gain insights into reptiles and other exotic animals. It is a single-day reptile and exotic animal expo that blends shopping, discovery, and up-close viewing.

iL Mercato Fall-O-Ween brings a family-friendly mix of spooky fun, shopping, and sweet treats to Tradition Square with free admission. The celebration features trick-or-treating, face painting, a photo booth, local vendors, food trucks, and kid-focused activities. Look for the pink Brittney Cookies tent serving an extensive dessert lineup, including more than 30 flavors of fresh-baked cookies, chocolate-dipped Oreos, traditional and specialty buckeyes, brownies, cakes, dessert cups, edible cookie dough, and seasonal fall and Halloween specialties. Brittney Cookies has earned multiple honors, including recognition as the top cookie in Port St. Lucie, multiple awards for its desserts, and a finalist nod among the best bakeries in Palm Beach County. This festive outing blends Halloween fun, local shopping, and delicious bites throughout Tradition Square.

Candlelight fills Sunlight Community Church in Port St. Lucie as the Listeso String Quartet presents an evening of Halloween inspired music. The program weaves together iconic themes and classical favorites, including Thriller, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro Molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Psycho, along with Ghostbusters, Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The performance runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry after the start. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy a classic rock themed night filled with music from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. It is a nostalgic journey through three decades of sound.

Celebrate the release of the sixth ACOTAR book at a Starfall Ball hosted by The Midnight Dreary. The venue will be transformed into a Night Court inspired setting worthy of its High Lord and Lady. Night Court themed gowns, suits, and costumes are encouraged. Enjoy music and dancing, themed food and drinks, a photo station, and other surprises, with additional details to be shared closer to the launch. A playful plan to let attendees toss a few rocks at Tamlin is being considered. Everyone will head home with a swag bag and a copy of book six. Tickets are $100 per person and include all activities, food, favors, and the book. Capacity is limited.

The NY Rockets bring a new production to The Lyric Theatre, blending Vegas flair with iconic vocals for a night to remember. Tickets are available.

Organized by Treasure Coast Advocates for Seniors, this monthly meeting takes place at the Port St. Lucie Community Center. It is a public event that offers time to connect with peers and a speaker segment featuring special guest Scott Zech of Florida Medical Coast. Appreciation goes to Jennifer Brock of Encompass Rehabilitation for supporting coffee. The focus is on building connections, sharing knowledge, and advancing advocacy for seniors across the Treasure Coast.

Terra Fermata Tiki Bar hosts a Halloween concert featuring two tribute acts. Nirvanna offers a faithful nod to Nirvana’s sound and spirit, joined by With Arms Wide Open honoring Creed. Enjoy live renditions of signature 90s hits like Smells Like Teen Spirit and Higher. A Halloween costume party adds to the festivities, and costumes are encouraged.

Set in South Florida on an organic farm spanning five acres, this restorative, holistic anti-aging retreat focuses on natural ways to de-stress and rejuvenate. Accommodations are in architect-designed luxury domes. The new director of Balance For Life Retreats shares a long-standing commitment to health, including periodic elimination eating, juicing, and water fasting, and the organization has been active for three decades. The experience is intended for people looking to reset, feel better, and support youthful energy in a peaceful, nature-filled environment. Opportunities for paid influencer collaborations and co-hosting are available, with fully produced retreat partnerships offered.

Experience an afternoon of connection and purpose at the 4th Annual Roses and Rosé Luncheon benefiting Catch the Wave of Hope. Hosted at Hudsons on the River, this popular gathering draws about 200 women, business professionals, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from Martin, St. Lucie, and Palm Beach counties. Guests can look forward to high-end raffle opportunities, including luxury handbags and med spa packages, in a setting that blends style with meaningful impact. Support for this event directly advances Catch the Wave of Hope’s mission to prevent the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children through awareness and education, while also providing restoration to survivors.

Bad Habits Mangia Clam performs a psychedelic rock show at Carsons Tavern. The event features psychedelic rock throughout.

A La Leche League breastfeeding support meeting takes place in the children’s section of the Lewis Library. Nursing parents and parents-to-be are welcome, and there is plenty of space for children of all ages to play and explore. Conversations cover a variety of topics related to feeding and parenting. Attendees can bring questions, offer support, and connect with other parents in the community. Support people are welcome.

Now in its seventh year, this Caribbean food and music festival fills the MIDFLORIDA Event Center in Port St. Lucie, Florida with island flavors, live performances, and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere. Attendees can explore Caribbean cuisine and a variety of vendors while enjoying soca, reggae, and calypso beats that showcase the culture’s energy. Promoted as the largest Caribbean celebration on the Treasure Coast, it brings the community together for music, food, and Caribbean vibes. Businesses can gain visibility on the venue’s big screen and across the Caribbean American Cultural Group, Inc. social media platforms, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Experience a festive marketplace at the 5th Annual Holiday Sip & Shop, featuring local flavors alongside seasonal shopping. Enjoy sips and tasty bites from area restaurants, then discover unique gifts, holiday accents, artisan creations, and boutique finds from a carefully selected group of vendors. The event provides an early start on holiday shopping while supporting local businesses. Attendance is limited to 200 ticket holders.

The 4th Annual Diamond & Pearls Gala offers a refined evening in support of Treasure Coast Advocates for Seniors, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit devoted to enhancing the lives of older adults and their families across the Treasure Coast. Guests are encouraged to wear Diamonds and Pearls attire and gather at Treasure Coast Lexus for a night that blends celebration with purpose. Expect an elegant dinner, live entertainment, dancing, and chances to connect with community leaders and businesses. The evening features a silent auction and raffles, plus heartfelt recognition of people who make a meaningful difference for seniors, along with uplifting stories of service and hope. Event proceeds help advance programs that educate seniors and caregivers about healthcare and Medicare, connect families with vital community resources, provide advocacy during significant life transitions, deliver learning opportunities that support informed decision making, and build partnerships that improve quality of life for older adults throughout the region. Sponsorship opportunities are available at multiple levels and include promotional benefits and recognition at the event. For information, sponsorships, or volunteering, contact Andrea Davis at 772-626-4969 or Christine Rigg at 561-445-9937.

Settle in at Smith & Co. Mercantile for a relaxed, after-hours gathering focused on quiet reading. Start by ordering a drink, finding a comfortable seat, and greeting fellow readers. Then enjoy a full stretch of silent reading, with any chatting moved outside to keep the space peaceful. Conclude by trading book recommendations with others or simply keep reading until it wraps up.

The ZZ Bird Tournament centers on a 25-bird race, with practice opportunities available before the competition. Cash prizes are up for grabs. For questions, contact South Florida Shooting Club.

Each month, a Zodiac Sound Bath experience harmonizes with the energy of the Suns current sign. The frequencies of crystal bowls, gongs, and chimes align your body and spirit with the vibration of the stars, awakening balance, clarity, and renewal. This sound healing experience is tuned to the energy of the Suns current sign. Surrender to the sound, connect with the cosmos, and let your soul harmonize with the rhythm of the zodiac.

PalmCon returns to Port St. Lucie with a two-day celebration of comics and pop culture. Attendees can look forward to artists and vendors, appearances by special guests, interactive activities and games, and costume contests spread across both days. Active since 2011 with shows throughout Palm Beach County, the convention is recognized for a family-focused approach that welcomes fans of all ages.

Clover Park sets the stage for the 44th Annual Chili Cook-Off, benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County. This year’s theme is an American Road Trip, celebrating 250 years of the USA with bold flavors, spirited teams, and patriotic flair. The day features a chili competition with team booths inspired by each state, live music and entertainment, a full Kids Zone with engaging activities, and family-friendly games and experiences. This long-running community tradition blends creativity, flavor, and fun while supporting local youth. Tickets will be available soon, and additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

Day’s Trips presents a day outing to Siesta Key for the 16th Annual Crystal Classic International Sand Sculpting Festival paired with the Sunset Drum Circle. This barrier island off the coast of Sarasota, Florida is known for soft white quartz sand that stays cool underfoot. A free trolley offers easy access to Siesta Village, where visitors can explore local restaurants and shops. Tickets are priced at $110 per person. Each ticket includes one People’s Choice voting token distributed at the gate when your ticket is scanned, plus access to designated photo-op sculptures at no additional cost. Lost tokens are not replaced, and those who choose not to vote are asked to return their token before leaving so others can participate. The festival runs cashless for most purchases, with the exception of Vendor Village, the bar tent, and food trucks. The West and East entry gates are limited to advance ticket holders and re-entry. The drum circle gets underway one hour before sunset, bringing energetic percussion and dancing that sends a lively rhythm through the sand. Payment is due at the time of booking. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another person.

This class is a beginner-friendly introduction to using computers and the internet. Youll learn essential skills, like how to use a mouse and keyboard, browse the web safely, find reliable information, and access digital resources from the library.