This weekend in Rockledge, FL

True Rumours delivers a faithful tribute to Fleetwood Mac, capturing the look, sound, and feel of one of the world's most iconic bands. Expect a performance filled with favorite Fleetwood Mac songs presented with close attention to the originals. The show takes place at Heidi's Jazz Club.

An art market in Cocoa Village takes place at the Myrt Tharpe gazebo. It is held on Saturdays, with more dates scheduled.

An open event where any preferred format is welcome, with support for them all.

Digimon Weekly has an entry fee of 10 dollars. Each participant receives a TP pack and a booster pack at entry. In addition, one pack per person is added to the prize pool.

The Space Coast Chapter of Florida hosts a 10th anniversary bike night paired with a fundraising event. This milestone gathering recognizes ten years of the chapter.

Adam Sean brings the full band to Lone Cabbage Fish Camp on the second Sunday of each month. Settle in for an afternoon by the river with a wide mix of familiar favorites. Audience requests are encouraged, and the focus is squarely on good times.

At BeachFly, a relaxed Jeep meet and greet brings together standout builds, plenty of Jeep talk, and a welcoming atmosphere with a friendly crew from Brevard. Enthusiasts and prospective members can connect with a family-friendly Space Coast club, get a closer look at the vehicles, and enjoy drinks while learning more about the community.

Skilled horn players face off in a lively jazz showcase led by saxophonist Dan Wilborn and friends at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center. Wilborn performs on alto, tenor, and soprano saxophones, as well as flute. His credits include work with the Puzzlers, Equator, The Rainmakerz, and the Space Coast Big Band, plus concerts for WGRV and live on WFIT. He has appeared at a Democratic Presidential rally for then Vice President Joe Biden, the Melbourne Arts Festival, the Suwanee Music Festival, and the Foosaner Art Museum in Melbourne, Florida, and he resides in Melbourne Beach. General admission is paid at the door. Members of the Jazz Society or the Veterans Memorial Center pay $30, guests pay $35, and students are admitted free. Personal snacks and drinks are welcome, including adult beverages, since no food or beverages are sold on site. Tables and chairs are provided, along with a view of the river.

Matt Simpson returns to Ellie Mae’s Tiki Bar with a live set that highlights his own brand of classic songs.