Events in Port St. Lucie today

Interested in trying weightlifting for the first time or working past a stubborn technique issue? Iron Knight Gym hosts a free Saturday session for student athletes from the Treasure Coast and Okeechobee. Participants can focus on refining form and practicing lifts at no cost.

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.

Explore glass art from a new angle with a hands on workshop at Beachy Crafts by Bridget inside the B & A Flea Market. A guest artist will guide you through painting on glass from the reverse side so your design is visible both inside and out. Choose the glassware that fits your style, including a pint glass, stemmed or stemless wine glass, or a rocks glass. Templates will be available to inspire your design, or bring your own idea, and step by step instruction makes it accessible for beginners. By the end, you will have a personalized, functional piece to take home. The finished glass must be cured in a home oven at 350 degrees before it is ready to use. Seating is limited, so advance registration is recommended. Outside beverages and snacks are welcome, and arriving a little early allows time to get settled and browse the ideas table.

Stop by Tequesta Shoppes for a book signing with local author Melba Morel for Unplanted, Yet Flourishing: A Poetic Journey Through Infertility, Loss & Healing. The event features the chance to meet the author and get your copy signed.

Discover salsa in a welcoming drop-in class designed for first-timers. You will learn the fundamentals in a relaxed atmosphere, and no prior experience is needed. Attend on your own or with a partner, and rotate partners during class so everyone gets time to dance and learn. It is ideal for complete beginners, and a partner is not required. Price is $15.

Prepare for a rock-filled night centered on grunge. Expect a lively party atmosphere and plenty of fun.

Disco Night returns to Frazier Creek Brewing and Distilling Co. with DJ Chief spinning all evening. Look for house cocktails with a disco twist and special craft beers on tap. Expect a throwback atmosphere with plenty of moments for photos. Disco attire is encouraged.

Start with a relaxed, beginner-friendly drop-in lesson that introduces the basics of Lindy Hop Swing. No previous dance experience is needed. Come on your own or with a partner, and take part in partner rotations so everyone gets time to practice and learn. The class is ideal for complete beginners and costs $15. After the lesson, enjoy a Swing Social, which is included with class purchase or available separately for $10.

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.

Enjoy Port St. Lucie’s open-air Green Market, a free, family-friendly and pet-friendly weekly event. Come browse local finds and treasures while spending time with friends and bringing the kids along to enjoy the day. There’s also plenty of free parking available.

Spend your Sunday strolling the square and supporting local businesses at the Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square. Stop by for coffee or a bite to eat while you browse a variety of local vendors from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Bob Walked, also known as Island Bob, presents a live acoustic performance.

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.

A free yoga class for ages 9 to 16 is offered at Down to Earth Yoga and Wellness. Presented by The Healing House Inc, it is made possible by a donation that supports the nonprofit mission of fostering mindfulness, movement, and emotional wellness for youth. Registration is required. The class is taught by Dr. Chris White, with appreciation to the studio for its support.

Catch a live performance at Guanabanas in Jupiter featuring Eleni Skiba. The show starts at 2:00 PM.

Sunday karaoke returns to RSG Port St. Lucie, inviting anyone who loves to sing to share their favorite tunes. Enjoy food and beverage specials as you perform or cheer on others. This lively gathering takes place every Sunday.

Treasure Coast Pottery features an exhibit shaped by a laid-back, uplifting spirit where creativity flourishes. Visitors can explore works made with care, playfulness, and a strong sense of community. It welcomes both experienced artists and curious newcomers, offering a chance to see imagination take shape in clay. Admission is free.

Join a hands-on Lace Front Wig Install Class focused specifically on professional lace front wig installation. You’ll learn techniques like the ball cap method, adhesive and sew-in approaches, how to securely anchor and reinforce the perimeter, and how to position, align, and customize the hairline for a natural look. The class also covers lace tinting and blending, plus preparation and finishing for long-lasting wear. Training is led by Rhonda Robinson, a licensed cosmetologist with 20+ years of experience and the originator of the Lace Frontal Sew-In technique. A lace front wig, a braided mannequin head with 8 straight-back cornrows, and a mannequin stand are requested for what to bring.

Settle into a restorative yoga session surrounded by the beauty of Port Saint Lucie Botanical Gardens. This outdoor class centers on quieting the body, breath, and mind through long, supported postures that may be held for up to 20 minutes to encourage deep rest and release. Props are incorporated to help you relax with ease. The experience is suitable for all levels. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a towel. One blanket is provided per participant, and you are welcome to bring extra blankets for added comfort. Many attendees prefer using two mats for extra cushioning in restorative poses. Bug spray can be helpful. If rain or extreme temperatures arise, the class moves indoors. Space is limited to 10 participants. Friends of the Gardens members pay $10 per class and non-members pay $15 per class.

Explore Cuba’s classic culture with a focused Son Cubano session that spotlights the dance’s elegant, refined style, followed by a Casino (Cuban salsa) class for a lively evening of music and movement alongside a growing community of Cuban dance enthusiasts. Taking place at City of Stuart Recreation, tuition is available as a discounted three-month package for $550 or on a monthly basis at $100 per class. Enrollment includes all socials and weekly coaching on Wednesdays.

Turn up the fun with Game Night Live’s R0CK’N Bingo paired with Rockstar Trivia. The playlist drives the action as you mark off song titles instead of numbers, with picks spanning Classic Rock, Oldies, Hip Hop, Country, and the memorable themes that shaped movies and TV. Every bingo card is uniquely created to keep things fast and unpredictable. When the music round wraps, the spotlight shifts to eight lively trivia questions that test your knowledge and energize the crowd. Music, bingo, and trivia come together for an electric night that builds to a big finish.

Great Big Trivia presents a free team trivia contest at City Diner of Stuart, where competitors can vie for $100 in prizes. The setting is a welcoming, family-focused diner known for big portions, budget-friendly prices, and a menu that blends authentic Greek specialties with classic American comfort food. Dishes are scratch-made with fresh, high-quality ingredients, including farm-fresh vegetables, and the service is friendly. Enjoy lively competition alongside hearty plates in a fun atmosphere.

Martin County Mosquito Control representatives will be available in the lobby to answer questions. Stop by during the scheduled window to get information and talk with staff.

Enjoy a weekly line dance class led by Corinne Lexer at the Creative Catering Ballroom in St. Lucie Trail Golf Club. Lessons span from beginner to improver levels in a friendly, welcoming setting, offering a fun workout and a chance to meet new friends. No partner is required. Bring dancing shoes. This class is open to everyone and costs $8 per session. After class, attendees receive 15 percent off food at Lakeview Bar & Grille. For more information, call 561-573-7700.

This is a showcase of songs from Ireland.

Interested in using the Glowforge, a 3D laser engraver? Stop by for a 60-minute intro lesson that covers the basics, including what materials to use, how to make or buy a digital file, and how to safely operate the machine. All supplies and materials are provided, and attendees need a signed liability waiver on file.

Trivia takes place every Tuesday at Recovery Sports Grill in Port St. Lucie. Attendees can compete for prizes and enjoy Taco Tuesday with $6 tacos and margaritas.

Unwind with a relaxing tai chi session at the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens as part of the Tai Chi Wednesdays series. Wear comfortable clothing with flat tennis shoes, and bring a water bottle and a towel. Advance registration is necessary. The fee is $14 for nonmembers and $7 for members. The class proceeds in any weather, shifting indoors if conditions are unfavorable.

Get one-on-one help with your device during this 30-minute Tech Time appointment. If you’re stuck or not sure where to find the right information online, library staff will help you navigate the web, locate accurate answers, and walk you through what you need.

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.

This weekly karaoke night offers a chance to sing your heart out.

Step onto the floor for country line dancing led by Lisa M. Johns-Grose. Admission is $6. Bring your boots and, if you wish, a dance partner for a lively time.

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.

Join this informal group to stitch, knit, crochet, or craft items that will be donated to local or national programs. The group has supplies, notions, and sewing machines available, with options ranging from hand-stitching and machine-sewing to no-sewing projects. Adult and teen participants are welcome.

Join the Stuart Book Club for a discussion of The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. Limited print copies of the book will be available at this branch starting July 9, and the title is also available to borrow for free in Libby as an eBook or eAudiobook. The discussion is facilitated by Kary.

Live Music Bingo takes place at Duffy's of Superplay every Tuesday night, offering a friendly night out to share with friends.

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.

You’re invited to the monthly deck party featuring great food, live music, and a fun community vibe. The Wet Whistle Bar & Grill will have free food available while the bar keeps the drinks coming. It’s also a potluck, so feel free to bring a side or dessert if you’d like.

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.

This women-focused salsa and bachata program at Soul Moves Yoga centers on strong follower technique, expressive body movement and styling, crisp footwork, and musicality. Participants also explore choreography with completely optional opportunities to perform. The experience emphasizes clean technique, connection, and body awareness while encouraging freedom of expression, confidence, and feminine energy in a supportive community. Expect an approach that engages body, mind, and spirit, with space to form real friendships and meaningful connections. No prior dance experience is required. Space is limited. Pricing is $30 for a drop-in or $115 per month.

An evening of creative flow at Hava Kava Bar & Lounge brings together movement, music, and community with a focus on flow arts and fire. The jam is open to all, from seasoned spinners to first-timers or anyone curious to try something new. Props are provided, along with informal workshops and open flow throughout the night, offering plenty of chances to practice, pick up new skills, and meet people. A fire circle opens later for experienced fire performers. Anyone planning to spin fire must first attend a safety meeting and sign a waiver. Expect positive energy, friendly faces, and a welcoming space to explore your flow.