This weekend in Sebastian, FL

After eight years in Cocoa Beach, the Game On Run for Responders brings its 5K run and walk to Sebastian to welcome more participants and supporters. The event benefits Survive First, a nonprofit that assists first responders and their families affected by PTSD, depression, and substance abuse. First responders and law enforcement from Sebastian and nearby communities will be positioned along the course, lighting the route and demonstrating solidarity, which creates a meaningful atmosphere of community appreciation. Participants can run or walk to honor those who serve and to help sustain vital support services.

A locals market with plenty to explore and a broad mix of offerings from the community.

Following a successful edition last year, the Florida Citrus Classic Goat and Sheep Show returns with Ryan Rash as judge. He was booked the day after the previous show and brings extensive experience in the livestock industry, a successful show career, participation on a National Champion Livestock Judging Team at Texas A&M, and a track record of judging shows across the United States and beyond. Recognized for a keen eye for quality and dedication to the field, he will evaluate goats and sheep at this event. He will also judge other shows in Florida this year, and this show offers his first look at the animals.

An event centered on muddy drag sprints alongside a circuit course. It combines straight-line duels with circuit-style runs for a varied format.

Advanced sewing instruction for adults and teenagers. Each class costs $35 and includes all supplies, with a discount available for full-session registration. Participants may bring their own sewing machine or use one provided. Open to the public as a GPBSAC community outreach event. For more information, contact Diana Waite at 954-258-0762.

Mystery and thriller fans can connect at the Coffee & Crime Book Club as it broadens its focus to include both genres. The selected title is The Address by Fiona Davis, a historical tale filled with secrets, suspense, and intrigue. Copies can be picked up at the Main Library Reference Desk.

This event centers on opening Pokémon card packs and taking part in a series of challenges played in rounds in a welcoming setting for families. Beginners are welcome. Admission is $20 and includes two Japanese packs and one English pack to keep. Categories such as highest HP, heaviest Pokémon, and strongest attack offer prizes for top results.

Bosco brings a feel-good set of groovy tunes that spans multiple genres and eras, creating a lively, laid-back vibe throughout.

Palm Bay welcomes TOS as the group makes its debut at The Shack Riverfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar with a set that blends country, rock, southern rock, and original songs.

Discover how to align daily life and practice with the changing season in a warm, experiential workshop led by Stephanie Testa. Participants are introduced to core concepts of Ayurveda and how to weave them into both yoga and everyday routines. With autumn as the focus, the session explores seasonal qualities, their effects on body and mind, and practical ways to cultivate balance through food choices, movement, simple daily rituals, and self care. Expect an overview of the doshas and individual constitution, insight into how seasonal shifts can influence tendencies toward imbalance, and how yoga and Ayurveda support each other as complementary paths. Gentle, grounding practices and nourishing autumn rituals help ease the transition into the cooler months with clarity and intention. Recipes and a seasonal autumn tea are included. This workshop provides three hours of continuing education credit for teachers registered with Yoga Alliance. Early bird pricing is 75 dollars, and the regular price is 100 dollars.