This weekend in Sebastian, FL

This locals market at the Farmers Market in Vero Beach offers plenty to discover, with a variety of offerings from the community.

Set aside a day to renew body and mind while reconnecting with the natural world. This immersive retreat focuses on movement, mindfulness, and exploration, creating space to slow down, breathe deeply, and feel in tune with the land. It welcomes individuals, pairs, and families or friends seeking reflection, restoration, or a beautiful way to spend the day. The experience includes a ChoZen Flow movement class and a guided tour that showcases permaculture and regenerative food-forest practices. Wellness amenities are available throughout the day, including a hot tub, sauna, and cold plunge. Self-guided kayaking on the Sebastian River is offered with equipment provided. Guests also have access to the co-working lounge at the Welcome Center, a quiet meditation area within the Australian Pine Forest, bicycles for exploring the grounds when available, and complimentary tea, coffee, and purified water. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the ChoZen Café. The day begins with check-in, a warm drink, and unhurried time to look around. After the movement class and eco tour, the afternoon opens up so each person can choose their own pace, whether that means paddling on the river, relaxing in the wellness facilities, meditating or journaling in the forest, settling into the Welcome Center, or visiting the café for a satisfying bite or drink. An optional Sunset Safari River Cruise can be added for 55 dollars, offering a peaceful finale through the preserve and available at checkout. To make the most of the experience, consider bringing a swimsuit, a reusable water bottle, a journal or book, and sun protection and bug spray. The ChoZen Café serves fresh, land-inspired fare at Harvest House and provides a welcoming space for retreat guests and day visitors. Offerings feature plant-forward plates, nourishing bowls and wraps, fresh juices, teas, specialty elixirs, and coffee.

Palm Bay City Hall hosts the 29th annual celebration of the Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival, presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Inc. with support from Gary Yeomans Ford Palm Bay, the Neighborhood Association for Inter-Cultural Affairs, Eastern Florida State College, the City of Palm Bay, Launch CU, and Into The Spotlight Talkshow. Known as Florida’s longest‑running Puerto Rican Day Parade, it welcomes thousands each year with free admission and activities for all ages, honoring Hispanic and Latino heritage through music, culture, flavor, and pride. The parade leads directly into a lively festival where the momentum continues. Highlights include youth art contest winners, an artist showcase, cultural exhibits and traditional foods, live performances, a health and wellness area, and a kids corner featuring story time with the parade mascot, Lola. Visitors can also explore antique and automotive displays and learn new steps with free salsa lessons. This gathering brings the spirit of Puerto Rico to the Space Coast while celebrating community, tradition, and cultural excellence.

A playful Munay Ki and Mesa gathering invites children into a cozy circle where love is expressed through action and exploration. Rooted in Peruvian shamanic wisdom, this experience is designed to help young participants discover who they are, feel safe being themselves, and connect with their own spirituality. The series unfolds across nine meetings, with one gentle rite offered in each class. Attending all sessions provides the complete set of blessings that encourage loving protection, awaken inner wisdom, and nurture a felt sense of connection to the sacred. Along the way, children can form friendships, enjoy creative projects, build confidence, learn simple tools for understanding and working with big emotions, and practice choosing love more often than fear. This gathering is free and supported by love donations. Guidance is provided by Lindsay Hawkins, a Q’ero shaman who carries a full Mesa and trained with Shannon Davis, as well as a certified coach in nervous system regulation and mindset. With deep respect for Andean teachings and a background as a pediatric anesthetist for 22 years, together with CPR certification, she blends clinical insight with spiritual practice to support individuals and families. As a mother of 5-year-old twins, she offers an age-appropriate approach that helps children develop energetic boundaries, connect with the Earth and their own spirit, regulate emotions, and grow in confidence. Her classes and sessions emphasize safety, compassion, and whole-person well-being. Refunds are available for cancellations made at least 24 hours before the class.

Rooted in nature, this movement practice blends influences from forest bathing, qigong, yoga, meditation, and primal movement to create a gentle yet dynamic approach to fitness. Sessions weave grounding, stance and form work, balance training, and meditative flow so participants can explore mindful motion in tune with the environment. Guided by Florida native and embodiment instructor Corey Mills, the experience invites participants to slow their pace, breathe deeply, and let the natural setting shape their rhythm. It aims to awaken the body, clear the mind, and cultivate presence with quiet focus, steady strength, and fluid movement. Open to all experience levels, it encourages connection to self, to the outdoors, and to something greater, offering a calm refuge under the trees.

Family friendly pack opening leads into round by round challenges centered on Pokémon. No prior experience is required. Entry is $20 and includes two Japanese booster packs and one English pack to keep. Participants compete in mini contests such as highest HP, heaviest Pokémon, and strongest attack for a chance at prizes.

Miata enthusiasts gather at Summer Crush Winery in Fort Pierce for a cruise in and car show featuring all generations of the model. Show vehicles will be staged in the festival parking area in front of the pavilion before the public arrives. The No Name Car Club will manage parking, vehicle registration, and the popular vote tabulation that leads to trophies for each generation, with people’s choice winners announced later and awards presented afterward. There is a $20 cash fee per car to enter, which covers gate fees for the driver and passenger and includes parking privileges in the show area. Beach chairs are recommended for comfortable seating around the pavilion and display area. Those who prefer to sit under the pavilion may reserve a table through the Summer Crush website for an additional fee separate from the gate passes. Expect live music throughout the day and two food trucks serving food. Outside food, beverages, or coolers, including water, are not permitted. Food and drinks, both alcoholic and nonalcoholic, will be available for purchase at Summer Crush. For lodging, Holiday Inn Express Ft Pierce at 772-464-5000 is the host hotel and offers 20 percent off when mentioning Summer Crush. A Miata Cruise In 2026 logo tee is also available in the Red Bubble store.

A free Basics class for parents and caregivers of children from birth to age five takes place at Gifford Youth Achievement Center, Inc. in Vero Beach. As part of The Learning Alliance’s five-class series, this session focuses on Explore Through Movement and Play and presents practical, research-based ways to support early brain, language, and social emotional development through everyday interactions. Techniques can be woven into daily routines such as mealtime, bath time, playtime, and bedtime. Open to parents, grandparents, babysitters, and other caregivers. Hosted by The Learning Alliance. Participants who complete all five classes receive a $100 Walmart gift card.

An art-focused gathering with fun crafts, drawing, and more, exclusively for ages 10 to 13. Tweens can enjoy creative activities in a setting made just for them.

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

Pick out a pumpkin at the Patch and take care of your flu vaccination at the same time. Palm Care Pharmacy and Emmanuel will provide up to 10 donated flu shots for people without insurance, and the pharmacy will accept insurance for those who are covered. Please bring a photo ID, and if you have insurance, bring your insurance card.

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.

Enjoy the Town of Malabar Fall Fest with candy and vendors. A daytime walk-through will be open to collect donations and hand out candy to young children.

Connect with fellow board gamers at a weekly gathering held in the store’s game room. Attendance is free and all ages are welcome. Take a seat at a table already marked as looking for players, or pick up a sign to start your own table. Explore the in-store demo wall filled with board games, or bring a favorite from home and share it at the table. Alcohol is not permitted, and participants are asked to use family friendly language and keep interactions courteous. If you have questions or if any issue arises, please speak with a staff member for assistance.

Get into the Halloween spirit with hayrides across the district, a lineup of spooky-themed vendors, trick-or-treating, and a lively costume contest. Admission is free. Hayrides require tickets purchased in advance.

Experience an evening devoted to imagination and community as Dr. Kerry Magro, a well known autism advocate, speaker, author, and consultant, leads a one-night gathering that benefits Bridge to Tomorrow. Families, educators, therapists, advocates, and community members gather to honor neurodivergent learners and the potential within every child. The program features a presentation by Dr. Magro, food and drinks, Golden Ticket themed settings with photo spots, a silent disco for ages 10 and up, opportunities to connect with others, and ways to contribute to local scholarships through Bridge to Tomorrow. There is no cost to attend, and optional donations support scholarships and programs. Presented in partnership by Puzzle Box Academy, Kaleidoscope Interventions, Legacy High School, and Bridge to Tomorrow. More than a training for parents, this celebration focuses on possibility, resilience, advocacy, and belonging, bringing advocacy and imagination together.

Vero’s BEST Annual Trunk or Treat brings Halloween excitement to the Vero Beach community with a free, family-friendly evening of costumes and candy. Activities include games, prizes, a haunted bus, a food truck, Kona Ice, and more. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes. To help make it a sweet night for every child, each family is asked to bring one bag of mixed candy per child as a donation. The celebration takes place at Central Assembly Church in Vero Beach. Pre-registration is recommended.

A welcoming full moon ceremony invites the community to gather across generations. October’s Hunter’s Moon appears in Taurus, highlighting themes of abundance, connection to the senses and body, and practical security. The evening starts with complimentary shamanic clearings, then continues with fire spinning, community drumming and singing, and optional tarot readings available for purchase. Participants will create and use a small pencil-sized stick in the ceremony, and bringing one already decorated is also welcome. The circle centers on setting intentions to release up to three things that are ready to be let go. Arriving on time allows space to receive a clearing and prepare the ceremony stick. For comfort, consider bringing a chair, blanket, or outdoor pillow, a rattle or drum if you have one, a personal drink, and any other helpful items for being outdoors. This is a free gathering supported by love donations, with gratitude for contributions such as sage, olive oil, or firewood. Children are welcome and the atmosphere is relaxed and inclusive.

A Halloween themed evening of Mahjong unfolds at Madelynn Rose Boutique, blending tile play with treats, shopping, and a touch of mischief. Every attendee receives a brand new Mahjong game card to use during play and take home. The experience includes charcuterie style bites, a specialty drink, after hours access to the boutique for shopping, and a few spooky surprises. There are also opportunities to win a Halloween themed Mahjong tile set. Costumes are encouraged to add to the festive spirit. Tickets are 50 dollars per person and include the new game card, food, specialty drink, Mahjong play, shopping, chances to win, and all the Halloween fun planned. Capacity is limited.

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.

Enjoy a theatrical belly dance showcase that celebrates traditions from Egypt to Lebanon at Flames Mediterranean Bar & Grille in Melbourne, FL. The performance is accompanied by Lebanese cuisine from the restaurant. Reservations are recommended.

Illuminations Yoga is an all-levels practice inspired by Jenny Gallagher’s book Mind Over Mat, inviting participants to explore personal tendencies and balance through the five elements. Guidance is gentle and encourages listening to one’s inner teacher, with the intention of experiencing “Chit Ananda,” an aligned state of peace and joy. The focus is on cultivating ease in body, mind, and spirit, and each session’s theme is shaped by the astro-numerology of the day. The fee is $10 per person, and those who do not attend regularly can text Jenny to confirm. Jenny is a wellness expert, consultant, public speaker, and three-time published author, as well as an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher. She is trained as a life, business, and wellness coach, is a Reiki practitioner, and holds a master’s degree in Ayurvedic Nutrition. A certified Numerology Practitioner through the Numerology Academy, she specializes in astro-numerology and centers her work on helping people thrive. Her passion for energy-based modalities and the Jungian archetypes informs her approach, and she shares this knowledge to help others make meaningful connections. She created Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and most recently Conscious Self Discovery to support focus and energetic alignment. For more information, contact Jenny at 941-724-9922 or jennygallagher@msn.com.

This monthly sweeper at Shore Lanes - Palm Bay in Melbourne features a check-in followed by practice. Entry is $35, with a $10 high game option and $5 brackets for games 1-2-3 and 3-4-5. Funds for youth participants are deposited through Smart, and youth are not eligible for pot games.

Illuminations Yoga offers an inclusive practice developed by Jenny Gallagher and inspired by her book Mind Over Mat. Sessions invite participants to notice personal tendencies and cultivate balance through the five elements. Expect gentle guidance while honoring your own inner teacher, with the intention of aligning into Chit Ananda, a state of calm and joy. The practice focuses on comfort and flow in body, mind, and spirit, and each class is themed according to the day’s astro-numerology. The cost is $10 per person. Led by wellness expert Jenny Gallagher, a three-time author and E-RYT 200 yoga teacher, this experience reflects her training in life, business, and wellness coaching, Reiki, and a master’s in Ayurvedic Nutrition. She is also a certified numerology practitioner specializing in astro-numerology, and her work includes Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and Conscious Self Discovery, all designed to support focus and energetic alignment.

Enjoy a family friendly afternoon at the American Muscle Car Museum featuring tours of the museum, a chance to see classic cars outdoors, and Brevard’s largest trunk or treat, all in support of Helping Seniors. The Grand Drawing for the Helping Seniors Car Raffle takes place during the event, and the museum, which is not ordinarily open to the public, is being made available through the generosity of owner Mark Pieloch. A Helping Seniors Car Raffle ticket admits one guest and includes access to the front showroom and outdoor exhibits, along with complimentary soda or bottled water and cookies while supplies last. Entry to the main collection in the rear showroom requires tickets, limited to two per adult, with additional tickets available on site. Children ages 3 to 9 are admitted free with each ticket holding adult, up to two children per adult. The event is supported by American Muscle Car Museum owner Mark Pieloch and A.J. Hiers of Boniface Hiers Automotive.

Walking meditation offers a moving form of mindfulness that turns each step into part of the practice. It is welcoming for beginners and equally supportive for experienced meditators.

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.

This event features Ving Tsun Kung Fu instruction with James Hindman, who works with both beginners and advanced students. His lineage traces to Yip Man, the teacher of Bruce Lee, and he is a direct disciple of Grandmaster Moy Yee Hop, also known as Julian Cordero. He serves as senior instructor at the Moy Yee Hop Ving Tsun Kung Fu Academy in Port Saint Lucie and teaches at additional South Florida locations that include Jupiter, Fort Lauderdale, Palm City, and the Mid Florida Event Center in Port Saint Lucie. His teaching centers on the system’s core principles, preserving the art in its original form and helping students experience the benefits of disciplined training and a classical self defense system. He oversees the adult curriculum, runs an after school program that provides one on one attention for kids, and offers women only workshops. With more than six years of instruction on the Treasure Coast and nearly one hundred students, he is developing future instructors and experienced practitioners to strengthen the Ving Tsun community. He is a certified Sifu in the Moy Yat Kung Fu family and a senior student within the Moy Yee Hop Kung Fu Family Special Student Association in Florida.