Events in Rockledge, FL

Enjoy casual Commander games. All participants receive 10 percent of their purchase.

Enjoy a full day of open play. Anyone who participates will receive 10% off their purchase.

Take the stage at Dirty Birds and perform songs with a full band supporting you. Singers and musicians can use their own instruments or borrow one from the band. Add your name to the sign up sheet upon arrival and you will be called to perform.

Every Wednesday in Brevard, enjoy jumbo, juicy, and crispy chicken wings for $7 per eight-piece order. Choose from a range of sauces to make them just the way you like. Drink specials include $8 Bud Light pitchers and $6 mixers featuring Jack or Tito’s.

A monthly meetup brings together real estate investors, lenders, and contractors for deal insights and connections. Expect two to three investor presentations that walk through current opportunities, a focused networking session, and brief introductions from private lenders. Contractors showcase before and after project highlights to illustrate their work. A featured speaker will be announced. The emphasis is on practical takeaways, conversation, and building relationships across the local real estate community.

The Board of Adjustment will hold its meeting in the Council Chambers.

Music Bingo transforms Time Out Sports Bar + into a lively game night that blends favorite tunes with the thrill of bingo. Short song clips play, you recognize the title, then mark it on a digital card right on your phone, no app required. Call bingo and you could be among the many winners. The action is free to play, with up to 20 winners, 10 unique patterns to keep each round fresh, and food and drink specials that add to the fun. Prizes include gift certificates to Time Out Sports Bar + along with other surprises, making it a welcoming outing for friends and families.

Pub Americana features Thursday evenings with 50 percent off pizza and wine selections. Pies are crafted using dough shipped from Brooklyn, New York, offering a classic New York style taste.

Entry is $10. Prizes scale with attendance. If there are at least 12 participants, the top placer earns modern playable cards and the top cut receives store credit.

Thursday admission is five dollars, and each attendee gets a Nexus pack. Saturday features open play.

Enjoy an evening full of laughs with a live comedy showcase. Dinner and drinks are available before the show, and there is no cover charge. For updates about individual shows, check the Facebook page.

Celebrate Pride in a relaxed social setting where guests can meet and connect with others. Enjoy food and beverages, a festive vibe, and a welcoming community of people who share the spirit of Pride.

A pickle themed cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Utopia of the Seas departs from Port Canaveral to mark the NC Pickle Festival’s 40th anniversary. The weekend centers on all things pickled, featuring special onboard gatherings and activities designed for enthusiasts.

Set out from Lucky Goat Coffee on Viera Boulevard for a run or walk to Borrows West Park and back, covering roughly 2.15 miles in total. After the out and back, enjoy a beverage at Lucky Goat.

Hosted by Beyel Brothers, this third annual charity golf tournament brings players together at Rockledge Country Club in support of Construction Angels. Event proceeds help provide urgent financial assistance and grief counseling to families coping with the loss of a loved one in a construction-related accident. The day includes player check-in followed by a shotgun start, and golfers can compete for cash awards for Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive. Registration is open.

Connect with entrepreneurs, founders, and business professionals from across the Space Coast at Coffee With Entrepreneurs, a laid-back weekly networking gathering built around coffee and conversation. Meet new people, talk about what you are working on, and explore ways to collaborate. Each participant gets a brief 30-second introduction to highlight their business, followed by open, informal discussions that make it easy to build relationships. Whether you are launching a startup, investing in real estate, or growing a service business, this is a straightforward way to expand your network and uncover new opportunities.

Set sail on a Royal Caribbean group cruise aboard Utopia of the Seas, one of the line’s latest and most exciting ships. Departing from Port Canaveral, this weekend getaway visits the Bahamas and includes time at Perfect Day at CocoCay. Enjoy lively rooftop scenes and nightlife, sweeping ocean views, inviting pools, elevated dining, and plenty of entertainment throughout the journey.

The fourth annual scrapbooking retreat sets up shop at the Hilton Garden Inn Cocoa Beach Oceanfront, now expanded to accommodate 34 participants. The package includes a two-night stay in a partial ocean view balcony room and a personal 6-foot table, along with a $30 meal voucher, one catered meal, table gifts, prizes, make and take activities, demos, creative inspiration, page layout ideas, and more. A non-refundable $50 deposit to Debbie Taylor is required to reserve a spot, with payment accepted by cash, check, Zelle at 407-620-5725, or PayPal. Pricing depends on room occupancy: one guest at $650, two guests at $420 each, three guests at $350 each, or four guests at $315 each. Parking is available at $12 per day.

This weekly event uses a draft format and has a $15 entry fee. One pack per person is added to the prize pool.

This weekly Yu-Gi-Oh event has a $10 entry fee. Participants receive an OTS pack and one additional pack upon entry, and one pack per person is added toward prizing.

The Friday Night Blind Draw Dart Tournament brings a lively Friday night atmosphere and plenty of fun. Entry is $10.

Field Manor’s Gatehouse Market is a monthly sale featuring finds old and new, homestead-made goods, local honey, Field Manor merchandise, and more. Local vendors participate each month. The Gatehouse is the building with the Field Manor mural at the front of the property. Vendors interested in taking part can email events@fieldmanor.org. All vendor coordination is handled only through official Field Manor accounts and there is no fee to reserve a space, so ignore posts from other sources. Donations are welcome at the Market, except for books or clothing.

Dancers will be gathering contributions to help cover expenses for their competition season. The team includes regional, state, and national champions, and the donations collected will help lighten the financial load of competing.

Space Coast Print Fest brings artists and the community together for a single day dedicated to the heritage and future of printmaking. The event introduces attendees to a variety of print processes while encouraging creativity, education, and community connection. Now in its second year, it takes place at the Cocoa Civic Center in Cocoa Village, Florida, where an expanded indoor exhibition space sets the stage for a full day of activity. Two hands-on workshops guide participants through print techniques, followed by a panel conversation focused on print culture. Before the day concludes with closing remarks and a raffle, there is time to shop and explore the work on display.

In Cocoa Village, the Myrt Tharpe gazebo hosts a Saturday art market. The series continues on many additional Saturdays, offering multiple chances to explore and browse.

An information session introduces The Children’s Hunger Project Youth Council to high school students in Brevard County, outlining how this group of young leaders works to address childhood hunger. Attendees can enjoy a light breakfast, meet peers who care about service, and take part in packing weekend food bags for local elementary students. The overview highlights how participation builds leadership, communication, teamwork, and confidence while creating a visible impact in the community. It suits students seeking volunteer hours, aiming to strengthen a college résumé, or looking for meaningful ways to give back. Hosted at The Children’s Hunger Project, the session shares practical ways to help ensure no child in Brevard goes hungry.

Adam Sean is back at M24 Riverfront Grille with a lively set of familiar favorites spanning multiple styles. Guests are invited to request songs, and the vibe is all about having a great time from the first note to the last.

A weekly Digimon event with a $10 entry fee. Participants receive a TP pack and a booster pack upon entry, and one pack per person goes into the prize pool.

Kids ages 4 to 12 can spend an evening at McLarty Park Aquatic Center enjoying swimming and pool games, plus pizza, popcorn, and a movie. Admission is $13.12 for the first child and $11.12 for each additional child. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required, and online registration is available.

American Legion Riders Chapter 22 presents a Bike Night featuring a casual mix of food truck options, drinks, music, and raffles. The event is open to the public, and a motorcycle is not required, so friends and families can enjoy the evening together. It also shines a light on the mission of the American Legion Riders, a family oriented motorcycling group that supports veterans, active duty military, and their families while promoting patriotism, community service, and motorcycle safety in keeping with The American Legion family’s values. Those interested in membership can learn more during the event, as eligibility requires being in good standing with The American Legion, the American Legion Auxiliary, or the Sons of The American Legion, and information will be available at a membership table.

Little Bugs Learning Lab welcomes children ages 6 to 12 for a monthly exploration of gardening and the natural world that blends practical demonstrations, team games, and a craft to bring home. Participants learn about beneficial insects that support healthy gardens, how plants and animals grow and change, and how ecosystems function, with outdoor activities that build curiosity and teamwork. Themes rotate each month, with topics like Safari, Sharks, Space, and States of Matter. Admission is $15 per child, with a $12 rate for additional siblings. This is a drop-off program for ages 6 to 12 only, and each child needs their own ticket. Registrations for children below the age minimum are automatically refunded. Attendance is limited, so reservations are required.

Everyone is welcome at this food pantry, where grocery bags are prepared in advance for safety and easy pickup. Fresh items will be provided to the first 35 families this month. Please share this information with anyone who could benefit from this ministry. More details are available on the organizer’s website.

Entry is $10 and includes a TP pack plus an additional pack upon entry. In addition, one pack per person will go toward prizing.

Adam Sean makes a solo return to the stage at Grills Seafood Deck and Tiki Bar. Enjoy a lively set of live music where audience requests are welcomed and the focus stays on keeping the vibe upbeat and fun throughout.

Experience a premium cruise infused with Bollywood energy, where music and dance set the tone from the first moments on board. Expect round-the-clock fun with DJ-led parties and lively cultural celebrations, plus plenty of food and lasting memories at sea. The journey features picturesque stops in Nassau and CocoCay, blending island time with a vibrant onboard scene. Set at Port Canaveral, it offers an island-inspired atmosphere and a celebratory spirit from start to finish.

National Women’s Health & Fitness Day is a nationwide celebration held every September that encourages women to prioritize movement, mental well-being, and preventive care. The Jazzercise Wellness Cruise turns that inspiration into a full experience, with mornings that begin with energizing movement, days spent connecting with others who share your goals, and time devoted to building strength, balance, and joy. Wellness is more than a single day on the calendar. It is about making space to feel strong, supported, and fully alive, and this cruise provides a welcoming place to do exactly that.

Develop the skills to inspire care for Florida’s natural resources with the Florida Master Naturalist Program’s Environmental Interpretation Course in Brevard County. Ideal for nature lovers, volunteers, educators, guides, and others dedicated to Florida’s environment, this immersive 40-hour course combines classroom sessions with hands-on work and field outings to help you share conservation messages and foster connections to the state’s diverse ecosystems. Sessions are held on Fridays and Saturdays. Tuition starts at $250. Capacity is limited.

Enjoy the Indian River breeze while taking in live performances from popular local bands. Pack chairs or a blanket, plus snacks and a cooler, so you can relax and settle in. Tents, canopies, and pets are not permitted. Admission is a $10 donation, and children 12 and under are admitted free.

The Space Coast Association of REALTORS® celebrates the 15th Annual Gala & Raffle, Opening Doors to Hope, at Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront. Expect live performances, grand prize drawings, and a strong focus on making a difference for local children and families. A $100 ticket provides entry and one chance in the raffle. No more than 500 tickets will be available. The raffle offers $18,000 in total prizes, featuring a $15,000 grand prize and $1,500 for both second and third place. Winners do not need to be present to receive their prize. For 15 years, this signature gathering has united the community to open doors to hope and help brighten futures across the Space Coast.

The 3rd Annual Friends of the Poor Walk/Run 5K brings the Society of St. Vincent de Paul USA’s signature national event to Cocoa Beach with an out-and-back course. Participants begin and end in the Church of Our Saviour parking lot, follow Banana River Drive, and move through surrounding neighborhoods. Chip timing will be used. Refreshments will be available. Leashed dogs are welcome.

A no-cost car and bike showcase takes place at Daddy O’s Diner on the final Saturday of each month. Donations of nonperishables will be accepted to benefit Matthew’s Hope, with a large collection box available on site.

Businesses and community supporters are invited to help power the 3rd Annual 5K Run/Walk for the Poor organized by SVDP Our Saviour’s Conference through sponsorship. Options include FOP at $500, Gold at $1,000, Platinum at $1,500, Diamond at $2,500, and Title at $5,000. Each level contributes to meaningful assistance for those in need. To sponsor, call 321.799.3677 or email svdpos@yahoo.com.

This event centers on conversation among women who share the small things they truly enjoy, from affordable beauty favorites to kitchen gadgets they recommend often, along with cozy items that make life easier and simple discoveries that turned into everyday staples.

Adam Sean brings a solo set of favorite tunes to the stage at Lone Cabbage Fish Camp. Song requests are encouraged, and the focus is all about having a good time from start to finish.

The Kiwanis Club of Cocoa Beach presents the 2026 Mayors Masquerade Ball, a festive fundraiser dedicated to supporting local children in need. Dress to the nines for an evening that includes a live DJ, dinner and drinks, prizes, and both live and silent auctions, plus appearances by special guests. Proceeds bolster community initiatives led by the club. Organizers are seeking sponsors, donations, and in-kind assistance to help expand the event’s impact.

Groove Slayers bring their Retro Rewind show to Heidi's Jazz Club, serving up dance and party favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. The performance features a punchy horn section and powerful, expressive vocals for a high-energy set made for dancing.

Market of Hope is a community market where local farmers, artisans, and small businesses come together with fresh produce, baked treats, honey, handcrafted goods, wellness items, artisan creations, and more. Every vendor fee directly supports Mathew's Hope, a nonprofit serving individuals experiencing homelessness with essentials such as food and shelter, along with job assistance and outreach that help people rebuild their lives. The atmosphere is welcoming, with neighbors and friendly vendors gathered around a shared purpose of giving back. Each purchase supports local entrepreneurs and the mission of strengthening community connections. Held at Matthew’s Hope, Brevard County.

Rolling Thunder Florida Chapter 1 hosts a monthly membership meeting at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center. The gathering focuses on the organization’s mission to keep the POW/MIA issue visible, educate the public about those still unaccounted for, and ensure future Veterans are never forgotten, while also assisting Veterans from all wars and honoring the sacrifices of our nation’s heroes. Membership is $40 per year and is open to nonveterans as well as those who do not ride motorcycles. The meeting offers opportunities to connect with like-minded supporters, learn about upcoming events and community outreach, and explore ways to support Veterans, active-duty personnel, POWs, MIAs, and their families in Brevard County. The chapter upholds a clear promise: “We Will Never Forget.”

A supportive, judgment-free gathering for caregivers to speak openly about the pressures, hurdles, and meaningful rewards of caring for a loved one. Participants share experiences, exchange practical advice, and offer encouragement to one another in a respectful setting.

A tiki-themed event is happening on the island.

At Tyed's Teahouse, an open-to-the-public night of billiards and great food welcomes attendees. Calling all Big Backs... big, big. This weekly gathering happens every Sunday.

A family night at Pizza Gallery and Grill spotlights a Halloween charm bracelet theme with a lively charm party. The experience includes balloon creations and face painting that matches the theme, plus a make-your-own pizza activity for kids. One complimentary kids meal is available with the purchase of an adult meal of equal or higher value during operating hours. New club members can take home their first Art So Fresh sticker. Each month features a different theme, a new hands-on activity, and extra surprises.

Opening Doors for Women presents a reimagined experience with a new venue, a refreshed event format, and moving stories of transformation. Attendees will engage with New Life Mission in meaningful ways while supporting opportunities for women and children who are rebuilding their lives after homelessness. The evening features chef-prepared hearty hors d'oeuvres, beverages, and an uplifting program focused on lasting impact. Galleria of Art and Photography is the Presenting Sponsor, helping bring this unique experience to life. Tickets cover the food, drinks, and program, and sponsorship opportunities are available. Early bird pricing is offered.

At Rockledge Country Club, this fundraising golf tournament and social supports The Arc of Space Coast. The schedule moves from check in to lunch and mini games, followed by welcome remarks and a shotgun start. On the course, six offbeat challenge holes are blended with standard play for a complete 18, welcoming both seasoned golfers and anyone ready for a little silliness. A circulating beverage cart keeps cold drinks within reach. Creative outfits are encouraged for a wacky attire contest, with the Tiki Trophy awarded to a standout look and bonus points for a thrifted ensemble. After the final hole, the day wraps up in The Rockledge Clubhouse with scoring, a ceremony and awards, auctions, and a spread of appetizers and refreshments.

Space Coast Runners’ Youth Series brings free, non-competitive track races for children 12 and under to the Viera Middle School track in partnership with the SCR Runner of the Year Series. Announcements and warmups take place before the start. Distances are matched to age, with children 3 and under running 100 meters, 4-year-olds completing one eighth of a mile or 200 meters, ages 5 and 6 also running one eighth of a mile, ages 7 and 8 covering a quarter mile or 400 meters, ages 9 and 10 also running a quarter mile, and ages 11 and 12 finishing a half mile or 800 meters. Parents must register children online in advance or in person before the race. Every participant receives a prize for finishing at each race, and parents may accompany runners who are three or younger. Any child who completes all six races in the series earns a personalized Ran All Races Challenge beach towel.

The longest running and largest aftermarket gathering in Brevard returns with a new edition. Features include car limbo, live music, a vendor marketplace, and a meet for bikes. Food will be available on site, and the venue also includes a gun range.

Young bowlers take the lanes at Shore Lanes Merritt Island for a Youth Bowling Tour stop featuring an added $1,000 in scholarship awards. Competition is divided into four age groups: U12, U14, U16, and U18. Each participant bowls four games, and the top three in every division advance to stepladder finals.

At the American Legion in Cape Canaveral, this fundraiser supports Space Coast Survivors and features activities that include a bra parade open to women and men, burgers, hot dogs, and sides, plus a full bar. Guests can browse raffle baskets, win prizes, play games, and enjoy music from a DJ or a band. A coffee truck may also be available. American Legion Challenger 7 Post 348 supports survivors in the community.

Matt is back with his brand of classic songs, sharing familiar tunes in his own style. This live performance centers on classics and is delivered with a personal touch.

The Richard Drexler Trio brings a jazz performance to the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center shaped by decades of collaboration and stylistic range. Multi-instrumentalist Richard Drexler is a composer, arranger, and producer whose Florida-based career includes international touring, regular work with the Jeff Berlin Trio, appearances with the Woody Herman Orchestra and trombonist John Allred, and performances with acclaimed vocalists such as Mel Tormé, Tony Bennett, Diahann Carroll, Frankie Laine, Bob Dorough, and Mose Allison. He teaches in the jazz department at the University of Central Florida and maintains a private studio. In recording, he has performed on or produced more than 100 albums spanning salsa, avant-garde, country, and even thrash metal with Saigon Kick, and he has collaborated extensively with Richie Zellon on Songosaurus releases that blend jazz with South American rhythms. His own discography began with Flaming Spirit in 1978 alongside Dave Liebman, Tom Harrell, Steve LaSpina, and Clay Hulet, and his compositions include chamber works, symphonic pieces, concertos, and numerous jazz tunes. A hallmark of his music is the synthesis of classical traditions with jazz and Latin influences. General admission is paid at the door. Members of the Jazz Society and the Veterans Memorial Center are $30, guests are $35, and students are free. Bring your own snacks and drinks, including adult beverages. Food and beverages are not sold on-site. Tables and chairs are provided, along with a scenic view of the river.

Space Coast Habitat’s 6th Annual Home Build Gala marks 41 years of building homes, community, and hope. This gathering brings together community leaders, supporters, and families to recognize the life-changing power of affordable homeownership, which fosters stability, provides a safe place for children, and helps create opportunities for generational wealth. The evening centers on connection and celebration while supporting ongoing efforts to make the dream of owning a home possible for low income families in Brevard.

This four-day itinerary aboard Carnival Glory departs from Port Canaveral, features a day at sea, visits Celebration Key in The Bahamas, and concludes back in Port Canaveral.

A seasonal celebration at Hidden Acres Rescue for Thoroughbreds offers a full day on the farm while contributing to care for retired racehorses. Ride a hay wagon to the debut pumpkin patch, spend time with Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds with opportunities to meet, pet, and feed them, and enjoy pony rides. Grab bites from community food trucks, browse goods from local vendors, and take part in family activities with plenty of autumn photo spots. Participation supports the rehabilitation of Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds as they transition into new careers and permanent homes.

The event features exhibitions before the main program, with a $5 fee paid at registration. Divisions are available for PeeWees, Open, Youth, and Senior participants, with entry fees of $10, $40, $30, and $25.

Savor a refined tea service in a historic setting, with tables dressed in vintage place settings and linens. A trio of savory sandwiches is accompanied by scones and a sweet course, complemented by three loose-leaf teas paired to match the menu. Each seating includes a brief tour of Field Manor, recognized as one of the oldest residences in Brevard. Of each ticket, $30 supports Field Manor as a donation and $10 covers the food. Attendance is limited to 14 guests per tea, and reservations are required.

The 29th annual Signature Awards Gala celebrates Puerto Rican heritage and recognizes leaders who strengthen the community and safeguard cultural traditions. Presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Educational and Cultural Fund, and hosted by Eastern Florida State College, the evening includes the presentation of the Signature Awards along with music, entertainment, dinner, and dancing. This year features a curated art showcase highlighting artists from Corozal, Puerto Rico, honoring their creativity, history, and cultural impact. Proceeds benefit local scholarships and community programs that advance U.T.B.’s mission of education, cultural preservation, and community support. Sponsorship packages and table options are available for businesses and organizations, and journal program ads can be purchased to highlight an organization or honor someone special. Individual tickets will also be offered for community members, families, and supporters. For details about sponsorships, ads, or tickets, contact 863-381-4858 or UTBinc77@gmail.com. Registered Charity CH9777.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand up to BeachFly Brewing Co., presenting a rotating bill of comedians with TV and podcast credits. Each visit features a fresh lineup, creating a lively night of laughs in a relaxed brewery setting.

Turn back the clock in Viera with a nostalgic trip to 1989. A throwback atmosphere brings the feel of that year to life.

The South-West Florida Classic Youth Double Eliminator, with an optional Jr Gold qualifier, takes place at Shore Lanes Merritt Island and is a USBC certified competition. Participation is open to USBC Youth Division and Adult Division sanctioned members in good standing who are 21 or younger as of January 1 of the current year, and USBC rules apply where SWFC rules do not. PBA cardholders from national or regional tours are not eligible. The field is limited to 60 bowlers, and pre-registration is required through the tournament website. The entry fee is 70 for pre-registered competitors, with an additional charge for walk-ins. The Jr Gold qualifier carries a separate fee. Two average-based divisions are used regardless of age. Division 1 is for Sport averages of 172 and under or non-sport averages of 199 and under and is handicap. Division 2 is for Sport averages of 173 and over or non-sport averages of 200 and over and is scratch. A bowler may choose to move up to the scratch division if this is requested before the first ball is thrown. Once competition begins, the declared division is set, although the Tournament Director may correct clear errors and can adjust division cutoffs based on the number of entries. The format begins with a five-game qualifying round across ten lanes, after which scores are cleared. The top 12 in each division advance to one-game matches where total pins, with handicap where applicable, decide the winner. Double elimination is in effect. All bowlers start in the winners bracket, a first loss moves a player to the contenders bracket, and a second loss eliminates them until the finals. In each division, the last two bowlers face off in a race to two points, earning one point per game, and if it is tied after two games, total pins with handicap determines the champion. A professional dress code is enforced. Shirts must be collared or mock-collared or be a USBC Youth shirt, and sleeveless tops are not allowed. Shorts, jeans, denim, leggings, yoga pants, and athletic attire are not permitted, and pants may not have exterior cargo-style pockets. Male participants must wear slacks with a zipper and button, without drawstrings or elastic bottoms. Female participants must wear slacks or a skirt that remains below fingertip length throughout play. Headgear and sunglasses are not permitted while practicing or competing unless a written request is approved beforehand, and headphones are not allowed while bowling, whether in the bowler’s circle or on the approach. For details, contact Tournament Director Mark Michel at 813-486-2641 or mark.michel@southwestfloridaclassic.com.

A mobile eatery will be on site at the Moore Justice Center, also known as the Brevard County Courthouse. This is a public event and everyone is welcome.

Ford’s Garage Viera presents the second annual Trunk or Treat, Golf Cart Edition, bringing families together for candy, costumes, and community fun. Enjoy trick-or-treating, axe throwing, face painting, a kids costume contest, and awards recognizing the best decorated trunk or golf cart. Owners of golf carts, cars, trucks, and motorcycles can decorate their vehicles, hand out candy, and contribute to a festive parking lot filled with Halloween spirit. Vehicle registration is free, though space is limited.

Set sail for a Halloween-themed group getaway aboard Utopia of the Seas, cruising roundtrip from Port Canaveral to CocoCay and Nassau in the Bahamas. This three-night escape blends festive costume contests, themed evenings, and casual group meetups with unlimited dining and entertainment. Spend time on the private island of CocoCay, then relax on Nassau’s white sand beaches. Costumes are optional, and dressing up is encouraged. Prices start at $810 per person. It takes only $100 to reserve a spot, and payment plans are available for added flexibility.

Led Hed brings the spirit of Led Zeppelin’s early concert years to Heidi’s Jazz Club with accurate live song arrangements and a detailed stage presentation. Steve Lomazzo embodies Robert Plant’s vocal style, backed by veteran touring tribute musicians. The show features costuming, instruments, stage equipment, a theremin, a violin bow, and keyboards to deliver a complete live Zeppelin experience.

Celebrate Halloween at Daddy O’s Diner with a free car and bike show featuring costumes and trunk or treat. This recurring show takes place on the last Saturday of each month. Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable items for Matthew’s Hope, with a large collection box available for donations.

Experience a waterfront multi-sport race in Historic Cocoa Village featuring an international-distance triathlon, duathlon, and aquabike, along with sprint triathlon and sprint duathlon options. Relay team entries are available. The course showcases views of the Indian River from start to finish. Athletes begin and end near the amphitheater at Riverfront Park, giving spectators an easy place to watch and enjoy the nearby amenities of Historic Cocoa Village. After the finish, explore local shops, and note that Cocoa Beach is close by, under ten minutes away.

Set sail on a 7-night, 8-day round-trip voyage from Port Canaveral aboard Norwegian Prima, the first in a new class crafted to elevate the cruise experience. Wander a sweeping oceanfront promenade to take in sunset views by an infinity pool, or settle in under the stars at a stylish lounge. Feel the rush on a track built for racing, enjoy captivating shows, and then relax in contemporary, generously sized accommodations. From lively thrills to laid-back moments, this journey blends excitement and comfort throughout the week.

At Publix Super Market at First Merritt Shopping Center, dancers will be on site accepting donations to help cover the costs of their competition season. The group includes champions at the regional, state, and national levels, and this effort supports their season needs.

A one day gathering brings the community together on the green to support the mission of Family Promise of Brevard. Take a swing for a cause and aim to make every shot matter.

Merritt Square Mall transforms into a pop culture hub for a full day filled with comics, collectibles, cosplay, guest appearances, and family friendly activities. Mall Con runs alongside Bocas Film Fest in the same venue, with support from Space Coast Comic Con. Look for a lively marketplace featuring a wide range of vendors, chances to connect with creators and actors, standout costumes throughout the mall, unique vehicles on display, and indie film screenings. All of it comes together in one convenient location for an easy, entertainment filled outing.

Tripped By Aria hosts the second annual Friends and Family Reunion Cruise aboard the MSC Seashore, created with first-time cruisers in mind. The itinerary emphasizes fun with minimal time spent at sea and features an overnight stay on MSC’s private island, Ocean Cay Marine Reserve. Guests can look forward to extra hours on the beach, sunset moments on the island, and after-dark beach parties beneath the stars. The trip welcomes travelers coming with friends, with a partner, or solo, and centers on a warm atmosphere, new connections, and memorable experiences.

A relaxed meet and greet at BeachFly Brewing Co. in Rockledge brings together the Space Cost Jeep Club and Jeep enthusiasts for a community hangout centered on rigs, conversation, and camaraderie. The focus is on sharing Jeep knowledge, checking out vehicles, and enjoying a welcoming, family friendly vibe with members of the Space Coast and Brevard community.

Enjoy a jazz performance by the Jon Oxford Trio at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center. Jon Oxford brings more than 20 years of experience as both an educator and performer. He leads instrumental activities at Eastern Florida State College, guiding the Concert Band, Jazz Band, Chamber Orchestra, and Community Orchestra. His performance background spans a wide range of ensembles and artists, including work with Sam Rivers’ Rejuvenation Orchestra. He previously taught jazz at Stetson University, directing the Jazz Ensemble and creating courses in Jazz History, Jazz Theory, and Advanced Conducting. His academic credentials include a Master of Music in Jazz Performance and Composition from the University of South Florida and a Bachelor of Music in the same field from the University of Central Florida, along with earlier studies at Eastern Florida State College and Full Sail University. He is also the author of The Organized Guitarist and Rhythmic Elements of the Jazz Language. Admission is paid at the door. Members of the Jazz Society and the Veterans Memorial Center pay $30, guests pay $35, and students are admitted free. Personal snacks and beverages are welcome, including adult drinks, and the venue does not permit food or beverage sales. Tables and chairs will be available, and the setting offers a scenic view of the river.

InnuenDuo brings a live acoustic performance to George & Dragon English Tavern in Cocoa Beach.

Set sail with the FAMLeague crew for the second annual cruise getaway, a four-night adventure aboard Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas. The itinerary departs from Port Canaveral, visits CocoCay and Nassau in the Bahamas, and returns to Port Canaveral, offering a bigger ship, sunny days, and plenty of fun along the way. Perks for participants include access to FAMLEAGUE Group ID 1094589, a commemorative T-shirt, and additional surprises, giveaways, and special benefits. Booking is available by calling 800-465-3595, option 5. Have your legal name as it appears on your ID, date of birth, mailing address, phone number, and email ready. Rooms are based on double occupancy, and prices included taxes and fees at the time they were placed on hold, so current totals may be higher or lower. Available categories and sample pricing include Ocean View Balcony mid at $1,529.24 or $765 per person, Ocean View Balcony aft or forward at $1,283.24 or $642 per person, Central Park View Balcony at $1,319.24 or $660 per person, Ocean View at $1,219.24 or $610 per person, and Interior at $1,115.24 or $558 per person. New reservations can be made while cabins remain. Each guest must travel with proper documentation, either a valid passport or an original state-issued birth certificate with a raised seal together with a government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license. Additional details will be shared with confirmed guests as the cruise approaches.

The Space Coast Police K-9 Competition returns to Space Coast Stadium for its eighth year, showcasing the skill and partnership of K-9 teams. Police dogs and their handlers will navigate an obstacle course modeled after real world scenarios encountered on duty, giving an up close look at the trust and communication that drive each team. The event also features a vendor expo, opportunities to win prizes, official merchandise, and food and beverages. A civilian competition is part of the schedule. It is a family friendly gathering that spotlights the work of local law enforcement K-9 units and offers a fun outing with friends and family.

Enjoy a weekend of holiday shopping at a market and craft fair taking place at Divine Mercy Catholic Church in Merritt Island. Browse local artisan booths for unique handmade items, take part in raffles, and enjoy festive refreshments as you explore. Admission is free and it offers a chance to start Christmas shopping with one-of-a-kind finds.

At The Avenue Viera, the eighth annual Brevard Children's Business Fair spotlights young entrepreneurs ages 6 to 17 as they design, launch, and run their own businesses. Attendees can explore 125 vendor spots filled with kid-run ventures and see business principles in action alongside creativity and growing confidence. Every booth is 100 percent owned and operated by kids, with no adult vendors, food trucks, or bouncy houses, so the focus stays on their hard work. The marketplace spans home decor, bakery and confectionery, beverages, jewelry, art, toys and games, flowers, plants and trees, gourmet pet foods and treats, specialty foods, and clothing and accessories. Participants who go the extra mile in presentation and execution may receive cash prizes. It is the longest-running and largest kids' fair in the county, and admission is free. Presented with thanks to host The Avenue Viera and sponsors Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy, W+J Construction, Oxen Free Financial, and Viera Pediatric Dentistry, along with in-kind and community supporters Your Logo Geiger, Constance Taddie Photography, 28 North Gastro Pub, Rock River Creative, Acton Academy, Junior Achievement Space Coast, Destination Brevard, Next Great Adventure, Space Coast Chamber of Commerce, and Brevard County Libraries.

This year features a disco theme for a half marathon and a 10k in Cocoa Beach, Florida. The course follows the Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway A1A and continues through Cocoa Beach, giving participants a lively setting for either distance.

Celebrate plant-based living with a yoga-focused event that centers on health and wellness, includes presentations from knowledgeable speakers, and offers plant-based food plus eco-conscious shopping. In addition to yoga and talks, spend time at the beach or set out on a hike, with other activities available as well.

Set your sights on the USSSA Space Coast Complex for a new draft-style softball experience with a space mission vibe. Athletes come together for a day focused on softball, competition, teamwork, and memorable moments. Participants register individually and are placed into newly formed crews before the action begins. The countdown builds toward a mission where collaboration guides every play.

An annual Friendsgiving cruise sails aboard Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas from Port Canaveral, Florida, with an itinerary that includes two days at sea and visits to Costa Maya, Roatán, Cozumel, and Perfect Day at CocoCay. CocoCay offers private island fun with water parks, beaches, and a variety of excursions, while the ports of Costa Maya, Roatán, and Cozumel present opportunities for snorkeling, exploring ruins, and experiencing local culture. This sailing takes place on an Icon class ship with plenty of onboard amenities to enjoy during the sea days. A block of eight interior staterooms is reserved together on Deck 11 on the port side forward for double occupancy, rooms 11429 through 11436, listed at $4,232.84 per room. Upgrade options include an Interior Infinite Balcony at $6,135 for four guests and an Ocean Infinite Balcony at $7,055 for four guests. Group number 7228990 is associated with this cruise, and FlexPay is available for easy scheduled payments.

A free car and bike show takes place at Daddy O’s Diner, paired with a food drive for Matthew’s Hope. Non-perishable items are collected in a big donation box.

A post-Thanksgiving Caribbean sailing aboard the Royal Caribbean Harmony of the Seas with Gary and Bobbi includes visits to St. Maarten, Puerto Rico, and Coco Cay. As an Oasis Class ship, Harmony of the Seas features ice and aqua shows, comedy headliners, dining, and quiet spaces for relaxation, all set within holiday decor. Guests can browse for gifts in port and in the ship’s stores. A Blue Friday sale with a deposit provides a year to make payments.

New to cruising? The TOF First Timers Cruise Experience invites first-time travelers aboard MSC Seashore for five days and four nights sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida. The journey includes stops in Nassau and Ocean Cay and focuses on an easy introduction to ship life, with guidance and a sense of community throughout. Whether it is a first-ever cruise, the first time with MSC, or the first trip with Tayste of Freedom, the experience is tailored for beginners. Pricing with gratuities included, based on double occupancy, starts at $377 per person for interior cabins, $427 per person for oceanview, and $497 per person for balcony accommodations. Cabin availability is limited, and interest and cabin requests are open. To express interest, comment with FIRST TIMER.