Family events in Port St. Lucie, FL

At St. Lucie County Fairgrounds’ Adams Ranch Equestrian Arena, Lifted and Loaded brings the rodeo and truck communities together for a full weekend. The program features an EBA sanctioned rodeo alongside a truck show and an on site mobile dyno. Food trucks, a beer garden, and a range of vendors are available, with live entertainment throughout. Awards and giveaways are part of the festivities, and the setting is family friendly.

Brittney Cookies hosts a pop-up at Harbor Grove Apartments with a tempting lineup of fresh baked cookies, cakes, brownies, cake pops, buckeyes, and other sweet treats. The pop-up is open to the public, so there is no residency requirement. Friends, family, neighbors, and dessert lovers are invited to stop by and enjoy a variety of sweets.

This event at Bowlero (Port St Lucie, FL) provides registration for the Kids Bowl Free Summer Program, a no cost way for kids to enjoy bowling all summer. The program offers two complimentary games per day for children, creating an easy, family friendly activity for making memories together. It is available at more than 1,300 locations.

The Tequesta Market is back for a weekly shopping stop featuring local vendors, fresh foods, and handmade goods. You can browse produce, baked items, specialty foods, and artisan creations while enjoying a relaxed community atmosphere in Tequesta. The market is set up in the back left corner of the plaza under the flag tent.

Part of the PSL Green Markets Summer Series at the MidFlorida Event Center, this Back to School Sunday Funday blends family activities with local shopping and food. Expect bounce houses, music, and food trucks alongside a wide range of vendors offering fresh finds. Giveaways are planned, including a lunch box giveaway while supplies last. The day centers on community, culture, and support for small businesses in a lively market setting.

This free yoga class for children ages 3 to 8 takes place at Down To Earth Yoga Studio in Port St. Lucie. Organized by The Healing House Inc., the session introduces gentle movement and mindfulness tailored for young participants. Support from a generous donation helps continue these youth offerings and furthers the nonprofit mission to bring mindfulness, movement, and emotional wellness to the community. Advance registration is needed. Instruction is provided with support from Dr. Chris White, with appreciation to Down To Earth Yoga Studio for hosting.

Cover to Cover Band delivers free live music at Rock'n Riverwalk in Historic Downtown Stuart, presented by Stuart Main Street and the Downtown Business Association. Nearby, the Market on Main at Flagler Park and fifty locally owned shops and restaurants offer plenty to explore. There is abundant shaded seating, and vendors provide snacks, beverages, and arts and crafts. A free tram service is available for convenient transportation around downtown. Sponsors supporting free music include 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.

Bring little ones for Martin County’s early literacy story time, filled with stories, singing, and movement. This interactive program may include activities like bubbles, scarves, and simple instruments, with grown-ups encouraged to join in. Families are welcome.

Open to homeschool children ages 5 to 18, this volleyball-focused physical education session operates on a drop-in basis. The group has been active for over a year and continues to grow. The fee is $5 per participant per day. Hosted at Upontop Volleyball Academy INC.

At Duffy’s Sports Grill in Port St. Lucie, Music Bingo with Trivia Nation turns familiar hits into a fast-paced game. A host cues up upbeat, popular songs while players mark matching squares on their cards, creating a lively, singalong-friendly atmosphere. A total of $80 in prizes is available. The format works well for individuals, friends, or families.

Martin County’s Children’s Librarians invite families with kids ages 2-5 to enjoy a story plus early literacy activities, including singing and movement. The program is interactive, and caregivers are encouraged to join in. Families are welcome, and the activities may include things like bubbles, scarves, and simple instruments or sound-makers.

Trivia Nation presents a free, live team trivia game at Duffy's Sports Grill Port St. Lucie South. This general knowledge competition spans a mix of topics and plays like the formats you know from popular quiz shows and trivia board games. Teams can include friends, coworkers, or family, and solo players can join a team at the venue. There are $100 in prizes available each week. To boost your score, check the organizer's website for the free answer of the week. The experience suits a wide range of ages and knowledge levels and focuses on fun, friendly competition.

Swing by the Exploration Lab for Self-Care Tween Thursdays, a relaxing craft time recommended for ages 9 and up. Supplies are limited, so plan to arrive ready to make something fun.

King's Academy's girls varsity volleyball team will take on Pine for an away tournament match in Stuart, Florida. The match is scheduled for Thursday, August 13, at 7:00 PM.