Events in Sebastian, FL

An all-level yoga class with Heather welcomes both newcomers and experienced practitioners at Spark of Divine. Expect a calm, steady pace with mindful breathing and accessible options so you can build strength, stability, and ease. This session emphasizes clear alignment, greater flexibility, and a restorative flow to help you unwind and reset. Walk-ins are $10. For information, call (772) 257-6499.

Amanda offers layered tarot readings shaped by years of study and practice. Inspired by her stepsister in early adolescence, she learned to read tarot and auras, explored the properties of crystals, embraced meditation, and worked with dowsing rods and pendulums for divination. Many in her family have long held sensitivities beyond the physical, and her own abilities have deepened over time. She is also actively expanding her mediumship and focusing more on energy work. Each session blends multiple systems for rich insight, drawing from Tarot, Lenormand, Kipper, Oracle, and other card traditions, often using three or four decks in a single reading. For extra clarity and grounded guidance, she can include Viking and Gypsy runes. Pricing is $70 for 30 minutes and $140 for 60 minutes.

A family-friendly event centered on pack openings and round-by-round challenges that are easy for newcomers. No experience is necessary. The $20 entry includes two Japanese packs and one English pack to take home. Participants compete in playful objectives like highest HP, heaviest Pokémon, and strongest attack for chances to win prizes.

Discover Nia, a joyful movement class that blends elements of jazz dance, kickboxing, and other techniques to create a full-body workout suitable for every experience level. Simply follow the routines and cues, and consistent practice can lead to meaningful results. Drop-in pricing is $10 per class, with a senior drop-in rate of $8 per class. Monthly passes are available for $20 for four classes, $25 for five classes, or $40 for eight classes. Committing to three months reduces the per-class cost to $7 for regular admission and $5 for seniors.

Reiki energy clearing and chakra balancing with Tina features the use of a crystal light bed for a restorative experience. Sessions are offered as Reiki or ThetaHealing in 30-minute or 60-minute formats. Reiki, developed in Japan by Dr. Mikao Usui, is a gentle, hands-on practice that encourages deep relaxation and helps ease stress so the body can support its own healing. ThetaHealing, created by Vianna Stibal, is a meditation-based spiritual philosophy focused on connecting with a higher creative source to help shift long-held beliefs and patterns, including those influenced by ancestry. Crystal light therapy is incorporated to refresh the energy field, bring the chakras into balance, and uplift cellular vibration, with many clients reporting a sense of calm, well-being, and relief from tension. Appointments can be arranged through Spark of Divine, and walk-ins are welcome.

Brunel Perez offers oracle and tarot readings, mediumship, and energy healing as a psychic medium, spiritual healer, and ordained minister. Her practice honors a lineage of energy workers and healers, seers, and starseed contactees with roots in the Caribbean, Europe, and North Africa. Guided by the light of Christ, her sessions focus on spiritual guidance and supportive healing. Sessions are available in Spanish. Pricing is $70 for 30 minutes or $140 for one hour.

A live Q&A with Erin welcomes parenting questions, concerns, and curiosities. Drawing on more than 35 years of experience, she offers candid guidance, practical solutions, and encouragement for families, with a special focus on early childhood development. This free class is designed for parents of children ages one to three. To sign up, call Care Net at 772.569.7939.

Experience a Ving Tsun Kung Fu class led by James Hindman, a third-generation student in the Yip Man lineage and a direct disciple of Grandmaster Moy Yee Hop. As the senior instructor at the Moy Yee Hop Ving Tsun Kung Fu Academy in Port Saint Lucie, he teaches both beginners and advanced students, guiding them through the system’s core concepts with a focus on preserving its original form so learners can build practical self defense and keep the tradition alive. His work on the Treasure Coast spans more than six years, with nearly 100 students, and includes one-on-one mentoring for kids and women-only workshops that share the benefits of martial arts training. James is a certified Sifu under the Moy Yat Kung Fu family and a senior student in the Moy Yee Hop Kung Fu family Special Student Association in Florida.

Led by Eva, this all levels yoga class brings together breathwork, physical postures, teachings from the Eight Limbed Path, chakra awareness, and chanting for a mindful practice. Eva began her path in 2014 seeking inner well-being and a slower rhythm to daily life, and she encourages tuning into the body, honoring what it needs, and treating each day as a fresh start without judgment or expectations. The atmosphere is welcoming and supportive, offering space to move, breathe, connect, and simply be present. Laughter, a hug, or sharing are appreciated but never required. The fee is $10, and participants are invited to arrive as they are and leave with a deeper sense of connection to themselves.

Explore intuitive readings, angel or tarot insights, and Reiki with Melba Levey, a Colombian psychic medium and energy healer. Drawing on family traditions in mediumship and shamanic practice passed down by her grandmother, she offers compassionate support for clarity, healing, and connection. Sessions may include tarot, crystal energy work, angel guide communication, and Reiki, and she is known for reading a person’s energy using only a name for a deeply personal perspective. Melba has served clients at Spark of Divine for more than two years and has dedicated many years to spiritual work. Appointments are available for intuitive, angel, or tarot readings as well as Reiki healing. Pricing is $70 for 30 minutes or $140 for 60 minutes. To schedule, call 772-257-6499.

Settle in for a group sound bath with Micaela. Begin by getting comfortable, seated or lying down, and bring whatever helps you relax such as a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, or an eye mask. The session opens with guided breathing to calm the nervous system and prepare the mind and body to receive sound. Then rest into about 45 minutes of sound frequencies, intuitively played to meet the energetic needs of each participant. The experience concludes with a guided meditation that offers space to connect with, attune to, and embody your higher self. Pre-booking or walk-ins are accepted. Investment is $30.

Dragon King Hobbies presents a bingo-style Pack Wars event where participants open packs and play for prizes. The focus is on the excitement of ripping packs and the possibility of standout pulls. Entry is $30 per player.

A welcoming local market with plenty to discover and enjoy. Explore a wide variety of offerings at a relaxed pace.

Market at Route 60 is a newly launched monthly farmers market at Route 60 Hyundai, presented by Kay Mae’s Barn Boutique. Vendor applications are open, with limited spaces available. There is no monthly commitment, allowing vendors to participate in a single market or return for multiple editions.

Advanced sewing classes for adults and teenagers are available. Each class costs $35 and includes all supplies, with a discount offered when registering for a full session. Participants may bring their own sewing machine or use one provided. All are welcome, and this is presented as a GPBSAC community outreach event. For details, contact Diana Waite at 954-258-0762.

Young explorers set off on a sea turtle adventure filled with storytelling, hands-on activities, and play in nature. Children discover how sea turtles grow from hatchling to adult, learn about the obstacles these ocean travelers encounter, and find out simple ways to help protect them.

Curious about what happens inside the big blue building? Guided tours led by Marine Resources Council staff offer a closer look at the grounds. Watch for osprey hunting over the Indian River Lagoon, learn how floating mats support the stormwater pond, and wander through a native plant garden with chances to see butterflies. Plan for sun and outdoor walking. Bring sun protection, wear closed toe shoes, and carry a reusable water bottle.

Pokemon Pack Wars welcomes all ages to open packs together and take on a series of round based mini challenges. Beginners are welcome. Contests include Highest HP, Heaviest Pokémon, and Strongest Attack, with prizes available. Admission is $20 and includes two Japanese packs and one English pack to keep.

At Space Coast Harley-Davidson, up to 20 food trucks gather to serve flavors from around the world. Each truck offers a $5 sample plate in addition to its full regular menu, making it easy to try a variety of dishes. The event also features a DJ, vendors, and a kid zone. Options span savory, sweet, spicy, and adventurous tastes, offering something for every palate. It all takes place in Brevard County.

Dreamer appears at Red Fish Saloon. The venue is now known by this name after its time as Squid Lips River Deck and Squid Lips, a seafood restaurant in Florida.

Strengthen your ability to respond in a pet emergency with a certification class designed for pet parents and pet care professionals. Instruction blends lecture, visual presentation, and guided practice to build confidence in skills such as pet CPR, rescue breathing, managing choking and bleeding, recognizing and treating heat or cold related issues, responding to poisoning as well as insect bites and stings, performing a snout to tail assessment, and safely restraining or applying a muzzle. Everyone receives a workbook to keep, and those who successfully complete the training earn two certificates valid for two years, including a display copy and a wallet-size version. The fee is $100, and capacity is limited. An early registration discount of 25 percent is available.

An all-levels yoga practice developed from Jenny Gallagher’s book Mind Over Mat invites participants to explore personal preferences and cultivate balance through the five elements. Gentle guidance encourages listening to your own inner teacher while nurturing Chit Ananda, an aligned state of peace and joy. The focus is on creating ease in body, mind, and spirit, with each session shaped by the astro-numerology of the day. Jenny is a wellness expert, private consultant, public speaker, and three-time author, as well as an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher. Her training includes life, business, and wellness coaching, Reiki, and a master’s in Ayurvedic Nutrition. She is a certified Numerology Practitioner through the Numerology Academy and specializes in astro-numerology. Her work centers on helping people thrive, drawing on energy studies and Jungian archetypes. Her offerings include Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and Conscious Self Discovery to support focused, aligned living. The class is $10 per person. If you do not attend regularly, please text to confirm at 941-724-9922 or email jennygallagher@msn.com.

Explore Turkey Creek Sanctuary on a free, ranger-led nature walk that follows the boardwalk and a selection of trails. A Park Ranger will highlight common plants and animals found in the sanctuary while guiding a route of approximately 1 to 1.5 miles. Terrain includes sandy, primitive paths and occasional wet spots, so participants should dress for light to moderate hiking and wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat, and field guides to Florida plants and animals are encouraged. This event is free and open to all ages. Participants should meet at the sanctuary Nature Center. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

Illuminations Yoga is an all-levels practice created by wellness expert Jenny Gallagher and inspired by her book Mind Over Mat. Participants explore personal preferences and balance through the five elements, with gentle guidance that encourages listening to one’s own inner teacher and cultivating Chit Ananda, a state of peaceful, joyful alignment. Each session’s theme is shaped by the day’s astro numerology, with a focus on finding ease in body, mind, and spirit. The fee is $10 per person. Those who do not attend regularly are asked to confirm by text at 941-724-9922. Jenny is a private consultant, public speaker, and three-time author, an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher, and a trained life, business, and wellness coach. She is a Reiki practitioner with a master’s in Ayurvedic Nutrition, a certified Numerology Practitioner through the Numerology Academy, and specializes in astro numerology. Her programs include Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and Conscious Self Discovery.

Experience a restorative sound bath with Micaela Deegan that helps the world feel quieter and invites a calm, present state. Soothing soundscapes are designed to support balance in the mind, body, and nervous system. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring a yoga mat, blankets, pillows, an eye mask, and any other items that help you feel supported and at ease.

Celebrate creativity with a Dolly-inspired paint party at East Coast Boba Company. Seating is limited to 12 participants. The experience is tailored for beginners with a pre-sketched canvas and step-by-step instruction in a relaxed setting. The price is $35 per canvas and includes all painting supplies. Please plan to arrive about 20 minutes early to get settled and order drinks, and note that outside food or beverages are not permitted. The painting portion lasts approximately two hours. Prepayment is required to reserve a seat, and cancellations require at least 48 hours notice to receive a credit. When submitting payment, include your name, phone number, and the reference Dolly. For questions, contact the organizer.

At The Emerson Center, Gilbert & Sullivan Unbuttoned races along with wit and melody, poking fun at pomp and self-importance as pirates strut, maidens flutter, captains bluster, and rapid-fire patter songs zip by. Your Space Coast Symphony Orchestra offers a gleaming tour through favorites from The Mikado, The Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore, Patience, Iolanthe, The Yeomen of the Guard, and The Gondoliers, highlighting numbers filled with quick wit, memorable tunes, and playful satire. Guest artists Mary Anne Kruger, Sarah Purser, Kit Cleto, Bryan Hayes, Andrew Lejeune, and Stephen Mumbert, with more soloists to be announced, lead a nimble ensemble that performs both as featured voices and as a unified chorus. Expect classics such as Three Little Maids from School Are We, I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General, He Is an Englishman, and With Cat-Like Tread. Adding a fresh sparkle, trumpeter Robert Chambers steps forward for Hummel’s Trumpet Concerto in E major, a virtuosic showcase that fits seamlessly into the program. Energetic, cheeky, and tuneful, this concert salutes the duo’s comic spirit with brisk momentum and plenty of mischief and melody.

This Ving Tsun Kung Fu session features instruction from James Hindman, a third generation Yip Man lineage teacher and certified Sifu in the Moy Yat Kung Fu family. As the senior instructor at the Moy Yee Hop Ving Tsun Kung Fu Academy in Port Saint Lucie, he works with both beginners and advanced students while preserving the system’s original principles. A direct disciple of Grandmaster Moy Yee Hop (Julian Cordero), he has taught on the Treasure Coast for more than six years and guides a community of nearly 100 students. His teaching extends to adults, one-on-one after school training for kids, and women-only workshops, with programs growing across South Florida in Jupiter, Fort Lauderdale, Palm City, and the Mid Florida Event Center in Port Saint Lucie. Expect a thoughtful introduction to the art’s concepts and a focus on developing capable practitioners who can carry the tradition forward.

Experience one-on-one intuitive guidance and energy work with Melba Levey, a Colombian psychic medium and energy healer rooted in mediumship and shamanic traditions shared by her grandmother. With a compassionate, empathic approach, she supports those seeking clarity, healing, and connection. Sessions can include tarot readings, crystal energy work, angel guide communication, and Reiki healing. She is known for reading a person’s energy using only their name, offering insight that is personal and direct. Melba has served clients at Spark of Divine for over two years and has devoted many years to spiritual practice. Appointments are available for intuitive, tarot, or angel readings, along with Reiki. Pricing is $70 for 30 minutes or $140 for 60 minutes.

One Eyed Willie performs at Capt Hirams Resort with a set of rock hits and favorites that spans the decades, from the 1960s through the 2000s.

An evening of live music that sets the stage for great times with friends.

Support mangrove restoration at MRC’s Sebastian nursery, one of Florida’s largest licensed mangrove facilities with about 9,000 plants. The site cultivates red, white, and black mangroves for restoration projects across the state. Volunteers help with nursery upkeep while learning about mangrove care and current restoration work. Activities may include potting and repotting, weeding, and watering. Prepare for Florida heat and humidity by bringing a filled water bottle and wearing a hat, sunscreen or UPF clothing, and closed-toe shoes. Gloves, shovels, and kneepads are available, and personal gear is welcome. There is no restroom or water refill on site.

Chapters by the Ocean brings a seaside-themed book market to Vero Fitness, blending stories, community makers, and beachy style in one place. The market features books, local authors, artisans, makers, small businesses, and plenty of distinctive finds. A Salty Beach Clothing Co. will have a booth with new apparel, hats, accessories, and favorite designs available to browse in person. It is a relaxed outing for readers, beach enthusiasts, and supporters of local shopping. Attendees can explore a range of vendors, connect with community businesses, and enjoy cozy coastal vibes while discovering everything from page-turners to salt-inspired style.

At Gifford Youth Achievement Center, Inc., parents, family members, and caregivers of children ages 0 to 5 can take part in a free class that is part of The Learning Alliance’s five-part Basics series. This session centers on counting, grouping, and comparing, with practical, research-based ideas for weaving learning into everyday routines like meals, baths, play, and bedtime. The program draws on The Basics Learning Network and highlights strategies that foster early brain development, language growth, and social and emotional skills through everyday interactions. Other sessions in the series focus on showing love and managing stress, talking, singing and pointing, moving and playing, and reading and discussing stories. Participants who attend all five classes receive a $100 Walmart gift card.

A pedal powered pub crawl rolls out to celebrate ten years of fundraising in support of Hibiscus Children's Center, which serves children and families in the community. Participants ride along the river, visit local businesses, and contribute to a cause that has deep roots in Indian River County. The route begins at Pareidolia Brewing Co, where announcements are planned before the group pedals to Mash Monkeys Brewing Co. The ride continues to Squid Lips River Deck for a group photo, then to Captain Hiram’s for raffles and an auction, and wraps up at Earl's. Ride shirts will be available for purchase at a later date, with this year’s design to be revealed. What started a decade ago as friends biking from bar to bar has grown into an effort that has raised tens of thousands of dollars for area nonprofits.

Hosted by Mum’s True Tea™️, this Vero Beach gathering offers a healing-centered experience for women, especially mothers navigating estrangement and complex family dynamics. Kendall L. Williams, founder of Mum’s True Tea™️, leads an intimate program for those facing emotional overwhelm, identity loss, parental abuse, and the work of reclaiming themselves beyond motherhood. Expect candid, unfiltered conversation and real stories, thoughtful dialogue about boundaries, grief, and emotional wellness, plus time for Q&A, audience interaction, and connecting with other women and mothers. The environment is welcoming and judgment free so every voice can be heard, with opportunities for networking and community building. Tasty bites accompany meaningful conversation. This is not therapy, it is a supportive space that centers truth, empowerment, and connection. Created for anyone seeking peace, self-worth, and restoration, the experience aims to validate, uplift, and help participants move forward. Seating is limited to maintain an intimate atmosphere.

Embark on a guided kayak excursion across the Indian River Lagoon as daylight fades and the full moon lifts above the water. Move quietly through winding channels framed by mangroves, their silhouettes standing out against the night sky. The moonlit setting offers a fresh way to experience the lagoon. Please arrive 30 minutes before the start time.

Experience meditation in motion through a walking practice that is welcoming to beginners and seasoned meditators alike.

The Mixtape Kids bring a lively mix of rock, pop, and old school hip hop to The Shack Riverfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar. Dancing is part of the plan, and 80s or 90s outfits are encouraged for extra nostalgia. Expect a set packed with singalongs and throwbacks such as What’s Up, Take On Me, Fight For Your Right to Party, Time After Time, Sweet Dreams, Nuthin’ But a G Thang, Basket Case, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Wonderwall, Shoop, Just Like Heaven, Semi-Charmed Life, and the Fresh Prince theme. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. The Shack serves a full menu of food and drinks. Digital tips are welcome via Cash App $MixtapeKids and Venmo @MixtapeKids. Find the band on Facebook and Instagram at @MixtapeKidsBand.

Dance along with Jesse and the Thieves.

Relive the 80s and 90s at Siggy’s in Palm Bay, Florida with a free indoor show from the Mixtape Kids. The band performs rock, pop, and old school hip hop, mixing in throwbacks from artists such as A-ha, Beastie Boys, Madonna, Nirvana, Journey, No Doubt, Green Day, and more. The party happens indoors, so weather will not be an issue. Expect a lively dance floor, and dressing up in your boldest 80s or 90s outfit is encouraged. The lineup features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Siggy’s offers a menu of food and drinks. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App at $MixtapeKids or Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

A free, ranger-led nature walk at Turkey Creek Sanctuary explores the boardwalks and a variety of trails while highlighting the plants and animals commonly found there. The outing starts at the sanctuary Nature Center and is conducted by a Park Ranger, weather permitting. Expect a light to moderate hike covering roughly 1 to 1.5 miles on mostly sandy, primitive paths with a few wet spots, so dress for outdoor conditions and wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots. Sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat are recommended, and field guides to Florida flora and fauna are encouraged. Open to all ages at no cost. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

This relaxed Silent Book Club meetup offers a cozy, low-pressure space to read at the North Indian River County Library. Bring whatever you enjoy reading, whether a print book, an e-reader, or an audiobook with headphones. Expect quiet reading alongside fellow book lovers, with optional conversation before settling in and as people head out. There is no assigned book and no expectation to socialize, just a comfortable setting to unwind with your own selection. RSVPs are appreciated for planning and to reassure attendees they will not be the only ones there. The gathering takes place in the Conference Room, and participants are welcome to browse, check out materials, or sign up for a library card beforehand.

Curious about the big blue building along US 1? Take a staff-guided walk with the Marine Resources Council to explore the property and learn about its conservation work. The tour includes opportunities to watch osprey hunt over the Indian River Lagoon, understand how floating mats support the stormwater pond, and look for butterflies in the native plant garden. Plan for sun, wear closed-toe shoes, and bring a reusable water bottle.

Vero Beach Karate Association presents a ninja-themed 5K at South Beach Park. Runners and walkers are welcome, spectators can cheer, and creative ninja costumes are encouraged to match the theme. Highlights include a free dash for kids, a friendly race against the event mascot, refreshments after the finish, and an awards presentation. Event shirts are available for runners, with sizes not guaranteed for later registrants. The event supports the United States Karate & Jiu Jitsu College Scholarship Fund, which awards scholarships to Black Belt high school seniors continuing their education. For more than 50 years, Vero Beach Karate Association has taught martial arts in Indian River County with a focus on physical, mental, social, and academic growth, and this scholarship effort continues that mission. Early packet pickup is available.

Raise a toast with drinks and music while you browse handmade specialty goods for yourself or a favorite person. Traditional outfits like Lederhosen and Dirndls are welcome. Treat yourself to German pastries including Apple Strudel, Zwetschgendatschi, Marzipan Stollen, Poppyseed Stollen, Poppyseed Walnut and Apple Bars, Flourless Chocolate Cakes, Almond Cakes, Belgian Chocolate Chunk and Hazelnut Cookies, German Chocolate Cake, Linzer Tartlets and more. Find Miss Sophie at corner space 91 near the food trucks.

Settle in with chilled drinks while the music spans well-known rock covers from past to present. A lively evening out with an easygoing vibe, upbeat songs, and familiar classics alongside modern hits.

The 3rd Annual Reggae & Food Festival brings Palm Bay together at Fred Poppe Regional Park for a family friendly celebration of music, flavor, and community. Enjoy live reggae performances, DJs, a drumming circle, arts and crafts, local vendors, and plenty of delicious food. Entry is free and no tickets are required, creating a welcoming space to connect with neighbors and support local businesses. The stage lineup includes @bobbyhustleofficial, @kingtappa, @joseph_iyah_ with @kulchavation, plus appearances by @beachlife.91, @amfvibes, @dustygram11, and @pzylii6, along with sets from @kairoreefmusic, @speciallisteningssound, and @noahmaximin. DJ selections come from @djcrossfireunitysound and @royalethiopiansound, with hosting by @starreggaebeat. Sound is provided by @echowavesoundllc and commercial voiceover by @cansatrinityvoiceovers and @cansatrinity, with more talent expected.

GenX Band returns to Riverside Theatre with a memorable show that keeps the crowd talking. Expect great music that invites sing along moments, dancing or chair dancing for those who prefer to stay seated. This performance comes from a group that lets its reels do the talking.

Enjoy free live music at The Shack Riverfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar in Palm Bay as The Mixtape Kids throw an 80s and 90s night packed with rock, pop, and old school hip hop. Dancing is part of the plan, and guests are encouraged to show up in their boldest 80s or 90s outfits. Expect a high-energy set that spans favorites from artists like A-ha, Bon Jovi, Cyndi Lauper, Journey, Nirvana, No Doubt, Oasis, Queen, Salt-N-Pepa, Sublime, Tears for Fears, The Cure, Third Eye Blind, and Weezer, with sing-along staples such as Take On Me, Don’t Stop Believin’, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Shoop, Semi-Charmed Life, 500 Miles, and more. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Food and drinks are available from The Shack, which promotes a solid menu and good prices. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App at $MixtapeKids or Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

Celebrate the season with festive fall fun at the Capt's resort.

Enmarket Arena hosts the Jacksonville IceMen taking on the Savannah Ghost Pirates in a fast, physical clash. The setting is known for raucous crowd energy and quick shifts in momentum. Look for a high-tempo pace with plenty of checking, key moments on special teams, and late-game tension that draws in dedicated fans and newcomers alike.

A free, all-ages ranger-led walk at Turkey Creek Sanctuary invites participants to explore the boardwalk and select trails while a Park Ranger highlights frequently seen plants and wildlife. Offered on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of most months, excluding holidays and weather permitting, the route spans about 1 to 1.5 miles at a light to moderate intensity over mostly sandy terrain with a few wet spots. Participants gather at the sanctuary’s Nature Center before setting out. Sturdy tennis shoes or boots are recommended, and it helps to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida plants and animals are encouraged. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

The first of eight event dates arrives in Fellsmere at Operation Hope Fellsmere, featuring a Halloween themed parade, scare zones, a haunted hayride, and more. Presented as a darker, scarier, and more intense take on the holiday than usual, it is designed for those seeking a heightened fright experience. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. The content may be unsuitable for young children, and parental discretion is advised.

Two evenings of rodeo action honor the life of Edie Heath at Marshland Mayhem: Bulls & Barrels. Expect adrenaline filled bull riding, quick barrel racing runs, and entertainment suitable for all ages under the lights, all featuring professional athletes. Food and shopping vendors will be on site, with adult beverages available, creating a lively atmosphere and continuous action in true Florida rodeo fashion. This tribute centers on courage, competition, and camaraderie, celebrating someone who loved the western way of life. Produced by 5S Bulls and Productions, led by Brandi Heath and Robert Swint, Jr., and sanctioned by the Elite Bullriders Association.

BLOOD, SLAM & FEARS brings an intense, Halloween themed pro wrestling night to Fellsmere as part of an eight day scare fest. Presented by ALW, also known as Atomic Legacy Wrestling, the show delivers heart pounding action alongside a haunted hayride and a dedicated scare zone. Beyond the ring, explore vendors and crafters, enjoy food trucks, and listen to a DJ keeping the energy high. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for attendees under 16. This experience is not recommended for ages 13 and under, and parental discretion is advised. Hosted at Operation Hope in Fellsmere, it blends live wrestling with seasonal thrills for a full Halloween outing.

One Eyed Willie presents a journey across decades of rock hits and favorites at Earls Hideaway Lounge and Tiki Bar. The performance spans multiple eras and showcases well-known songs.

South Carolina Stingrays travel to face the Savannah Ghost Pirates at Enmarket Arena in Savannah. Expect physical, up-tempo hockey with short shifts, fast transitions, and on-the-fly adjustments that keep the pace high. The buzz of a home crowd and the push that comes with early-season momentum add extra intensity, making this an easy choice for fans who enjoy high-speed action on the ice.

9ZERØLIVE marks its first show at Capt Hirams Resort. The set centers on 1990s alternative rock. Sunset views and drinks complement the music.

Palm Bay celebrates Hispanic and Latino heritage with the 29th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival at Palm Bay City Hall. Recognized as the oldest Puerto Rican Day Parade in Florida, this free, family friendly celebration highlights música, cultura, sabor, and orgullo. The parade leads directly into a festival featuring youth art contest winners, an artist showcase, cultural displays, traditional foods, and live performances. Families can explore a health and wellness zone and a Kids Corner, enjoy story time with parade mascot Lola and friends, view antique and automotive exhibits, and take part in free salsa lessons and other activities. Presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Inc., and produced in partnership with Gary Yeomans Ford Palm Bay, the Neighborhood Association for Inter-Cultural Affairs, Eastern Florida State College, the City of Palm Bay, Launch CU, and IntoTheSpotlight Talkshow, this gathering shares the vibrant spirit of Puerto Rico on Florida’s Space Coast.

Bosco performs groovy tunes from a variety of genres and eras at Redfish Saloon. The set spans styles for a smooth flow of music.

Enjoy a festive evening filled with autumn activities that turn frightening after dark. Browse vendors and crafters, dance to music from a DJ, and grab a bite from food trucks. As night falls, the atmosphere shifts with a haunted hayride, scare zones, and live shows. This is the third day of an eight day Halloween celebration at Operation Hope in Fellsmere. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for those under 16. The experience is not recommended for children 13 and under, and parents are encouraged to use discretion.

The Jacksonville IceMen travel to meet the Savannah Ghost Pirates at Enmarket Arena in Savannah. Expect quick line changes, gritty battles along the boards, and momentum-shifting special teams play that could decide the result.

Day four of the eight day Halloween Nightmare event dives into the world of the uncanny with oddities themed performances and a market of vendors offering creepy, strange, and unusual finds. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. As evening settles in, the atmosphere becomes darker and more intense, so parental discretion is advised, and it is not recommended for children 13 and under after dark. Dare to explore the strange and the odd.

Now in night five of an eight-day Halloween series, the Phantasmagoria Dinner Show delivers an evening of fire performance, mystery, and shadowy spectacle at Operation Hope. General admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. The content is not recommended for ages 13 and younger, with parental discretion advised. A $75 reserved table option seats up to four and includes complimentary admission for each guest, 30 percent off dinner from on-site food trucks, and a group photo with the cast after the show. Reservations are strongly encouraged because tables are limited.

Part of Halloween Nightmare IV, the sixth evening in an eight-day celebration of thrills and chills, this Vampire's Ball centers on high-energy music and an adult costume showdown. Expect DJs, live entertainment, a vendor marketplace, and a variety of food trucks. The costume contest awards a total of $200 in cash prizes across three categories, recognizing standout female, male, and group ensembles. As night falls, the atmosphere intensifies with a scare zone and a haunted hayride. Content can be intense and parental discretion is advised. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16, and the event is not recommended for those 13 and under. Presented at Operation Hope.

Dreamer appears at Red Fish Saloon, a venue now known by this name after operating as Squid Lips River Deck, a seafood restaurant in Florida. Additional Dreamer dates are noted earlier in the year.

Celebrate Halloween at Tiki Bar & Grill with Jesse and the Thieves bringing a spooky vibe to the festivities. Costumes are encouraged, making it a fun night to dress up and enjoy the party.

A complimentary, ranger-guided walk explores Turkey Creek Sanctuary along boardwalks and select trails, highlighting common native plants and wildlife. Participants gather at the sanctuary’s Nature Center, then set out on a route of about one to one and a half miles. Expect primarily sandy, primitive paths with occasional wet areas, and a light to moderate pace. Wear sturdy sneakers or boots and dress for trail conditions. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida plants and animals are welcome. Free and open to all ages. To reserve a spot, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

The Greenville Swamp Rabbits visit the Savannah Ghost Pirates for a showdown at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia. The matchup features a fast tempo, plenty of physical battles, and sudden swings in momentum that stand out when seen in person. Each shift could alter the course of play, maintaining an energetic atmosphere from the opening faceoff to the final buzzer.

A Día de los Muertos celebration takes place at Operation Hope Fellsmere as the finale to an eight-day Halloween series, with festivities inspired by the film Coco. The event features music from a DJ and a live mariachi band, sugar skull face painting, artisan vendors and crafters, a kid zone, and a variety of food trucks. A screening of Coco concludes the gathering. The focus is on culture, music, food, and tradition in honor of the Day of the Dead. Admission is $20 for adults, and children attend free.

At Skydive Sebastian, Alter Ego offers canopy coaching focused on safe piloting for skydivers at every skill level. Instruction follows a structured curriculum and can also be tailored for goals that require a custom approach. Training covers flight patterns and landings, practice with inputs to control a canopy in different conditions, and the option to complete the USPA B-License canopy card. Coaching spans from strengthening fundamentals to building speed in an introductory swooping progression, as well as advanced techniques for competition-level canopy piloting. Courses include Silver Essentials of Canopy Flight, Yellow Intermediate Canopy Flight, Orange Advanced Canopy Flight, Green Advanced Targeting, Rainbow Customized Coaching, Blue Intro to Swooping, and Red Advanced Swooping.

Enjoy a free outdoor screening of Finding Nemo beneath the night sky. Before the movie, explore a marine life touch tank while the aquarium is open, grab a bite from a food truck, and have fun on the playscape with casual games like cornhole and horseshoes. When it is time for the film, popcorn and s’mores will be sold. Guests may bring folding chairs, blankets, picnic food, and personal beverages to make the evening comfortable. Please note that the campus is pet free and smoke free. Sponsored by Vero Orthopaedics.

Pitmasters & Brewers for Patriots at Hogan Yards brings together Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council, Pepper & Salt BBQ, Orchid Island Brewery, and Hogan Yards for an evening of barbecue, local brews, and community spirit. This fundraiser supports Veterans Point Place and Veterans Village, two housing sites that veterans will call home, with every dollar raised directed to the initiative. The Homeless Services Council reports assisting 833 veterans and delivering 4,078 services to 160 veteran households through the Supportive Services for Veteran Families program. The evening features food, drinks, fellowship, a 50/50 raffle, and a silent auction, all in support of expanding access to safe, stable housing for those who served.

Now in its third year, this holiday bazaar highlights local artisans and their seasonal creations. Browse handmade crafts, jewelry, home decor, clothing, and gourmet treats, along with additional offerings from area makers. It is a friendly way to get a head start on holiday shopping.

The Level Up Youth 4D Barrel Bash at Indian River Riding Club in Vero Beach, Florida features youth barrel racing with equal payouts in every division. About $7,500 in added money is up for grabs, along with three $500 added side pots that include a 5D side pot, a helmet side pot, and a Fancy Broke Apparel side pot. Division splits are set at 15.0, 15.5, 16.0, and 17.0. Exhibitions and lead line are included in the program, and several vendors will be on site for shopping. Registration is available through SaddleBook. For more information, call 772-559-2160.

A free outdoor screening of Moana sets the scene under the stars, paired with hands-on fun and relaxed pre-movie activities. Before the film, guests can explore the touch tank, spend time at the playscape, and enjoy cornhole and horseshoes, with a food truck on site. When the movie starts, popcorn and s’mores will be available for purchase. Guests may bring camp chairs, blankets, a picnic, and personal beverages. The atmosphere suits families, friends, and casual date nights. Please note the campus is pet free and smoke free. Sponsored by Sihle Insurance Group.

Saturday becomes a full evening of bike night fun as the block comes alive for a party centered on bikes.

The Bracelets for Veterans White Party brings together creativity and community at LPL Creations, benefiting the Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council and its housing initiatives for veterans. Guests can design bracelets, enjoy refreshments, and connect with fellow supporters and community leaders. Admission is $50 per person and covers three bracelets. Part of the proceeds from bracelet sales supports Veterans Village and Veterans Point Place, helping provide safe, stable housing and supportive services for veterans experiencing homelessness. White attire is encouraged to match the theme, with a focus on service, strength, and stability for those who served.

Celebrate the inaugural Giving Back Festival and 3K Turkey Run at Operation Hope, a free, family friendly community gathering with music, local vendors and crafters, food trucks, and interactive activities. The 3K Turkey Run includes a $25 registration fee, and festive outfits like turkey costumes are welcome for a playful take on fitness. Proceeds support Operation Hope, The Sagi & Kiquo Experience, and the MDH Charitable Foundation. Presented by The Sagi and Kiquo Experience, this event blends recreation and community spirit with plenty of chances to shop, play, eat, and give back.

A family friendly team scavenger hunt returns for its 14th year, raising funds to advance research into inflammatory breast cancer. Meet at the big pavilion in Riverview Park in Sebastian, where teams check in before receiving a list of missions that include collecting specific items, snapping photos, and completing simple tasks. The action starts with a community stage and wraps up back in the park with a final set of challenges. A suggested donation of $25 or more includes participation, and all funds raised go directly to research through The IBC Network, which has helped support more than seven major IBC projects in recent years. Inflammatory breast cancer is a rare and especially deadly form of breast cancer, representing about 2–6% of cases. The five-year overall survival rate is around 40%, compared with nearly 90% across all breast cancers combined, and it is typically not detectable until stage III, underscoring the urgent need for continued research.

This benefit event brings together top line dance instructors Michelle Neese, Betsy Glasenapp, Trevor Thornton, Brandon Zahorsky, Lisa Johns-Gross, and Larry Bass for lessons designed for all experience levels. Lunch is included. Later, the celebration features open dancing with a live DJ. Fundraising activities include raffles, 50/50 drawings, prizes, and a silent auction with items available for bidding. Proceeds support Space Coast Discovery, a nonprofit school that educates children with special needs, helping to purchase educational programs and classroom supplies.

This formal event brings Marines together to raise a toast in honor of the Marine Corps Birthday. Everyone is welcome to attend, and seating is limited.

An uplifting evening focused on community, national pride, and meaningful impact supports local veterans through a fundraiser organized in collaboration with American Icon Brewery and the Homeless Services Council. Event contributions will help complete Veterans Point Place and Veterans Village, bringing safe and stable housing closer for those who have served. A performance by The Vinyl Answer adds live music to the night, while the effort centers on the values of service, strength, and stability.

Explore Turkey Creek Sanctuary on a free, family-friendly guided walk led by a Park Ranger. The route follows portions of the boardwalk and a mix of trails while highlighting plants and wildlife commonly found in the sanctuary. Expect an easy to moderate outing covering about 1 to 1.5 miles on mostly sandy paths with a few wet spots. Dress for trail conditions and wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat, and field guides to Florida’s flora and fauna are welcome. Meet at the sanctuary Nature Center at the start of the walk. Tours are offered weather permitting and do not run on holidays. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690. This program is free and open to all ages.

Admission is free at this holiday art and craft expo and community festival at the Indian River County Fairgrounds. Browse hundreds of vendor booths filled with handmade creations, then enjoy the open grassy setting with three areas of live music. Food options are available, along with drinks for adults, and a complimentary kids zone adds extra fun for families. Celebrate the season by supporting artists and crafters in a lively, festive atmosphere.

An outdoor Live in the Loop concert at Riverside in Vero Beach offers a rock centered evening with music, food, and drinks.

Set at Riverside Park in Vero Beach, this professionally timed community race welcomes runners, joggers, and walkers of all ages and skill levels. It offers a healthy start to the holiday and a meaningful way to give back, raising funds and awareness for United Against Poverty and its efforts to help individuals and families move toward economic self-sufficiency. Parking is limited, so arriving early is recommended. Early registration is available, and packet pick-up information can be found on the event website. After the race, stay for announcements and enjoy a complimentary sweet potato pancake breakfast.