Events in Port St. Lucie today

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.

Explore the Yang Style 10 Forms through a guided Tai Chi Synergy Series at Down to Earth Yoga Studio. Designed with newcomers in mind, this step-by-step program introduces the fundamentals in an accessible way. Payment options are flexible, and a single-class drop-in pass may be available depending on space. Wear comfortable, loose clothing and choose flat-soled shoes, socks, or go barefoot. Preregistration is required.

Experience a calm start to the day with a relaxing morning tai chi session at Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens. This gentle class emphasizes smooth, mindful movement in a peaceful garden setting. Wear comfortable 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 program runs rain or shine, with activities moved indoors if the weather turns unfavorable.

This physical education hour is open to homeschool children ages 5 to 18. It brings together a welcoming community that has been active for over a year and continues to grow. Participation is offered in a simple drop-in format for $5 per day. For any questions, send a message by inbox.

Enjoy a casual karaoke night where anyone can step up and belt out some tunes. The focus is on having fun with the music in a friendly setting, whether it is your first time at the mic or a regular favorite activity.

Kick up your heels at a country line dancing session led by Lisa M. Johns-Grose. Admission is $6. Wear your boots and bring a dance partner.

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.

At Hava Kava Bar & Lounge, experience a community-focused evening of movement, music, and creative flow. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are seasoned, simply curious, or looking for something different. Props will be available, with casual workshops and plenty of time to practice so you can spin, learn, and meet new people. As the night progresses, a dedicated fire circle opens for experienced fire spinners after a required safety briefing. Anyone who plans to spin fire must attend the briefing and complete a waiver beforehand. The atmosphere centers on uplifting energy, friendly faces, and space to find your own rhythm.

Open to all experience levels in American Sign Language, this friendly get-together provides a relaxed space to practice and spend time signing.

Centered Wellness & Yoga hosts a lively evening of Latin dance featuring beginner friendly Salsa and Bachata instruction followed by a free social practice session. No partner is required and newcomers are welcome, with a supportive atmosphere that makes it easy to meet people and build confidence on the dance floor. Whether taking first steps or refining technique, the classes are designed to help participants learn, grow, and have fun. Drop-ins are accepted, with payment handled at entry.

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.