Events in Space Coast today

Enjoy a pick-your-own muscadine grape experience available on weekends throughout August. Pricing is $4 per pound.

MSTA East Central gathers for brunch at La Crepe de France - Downtown. Seating is limited and the restaurant fills quickly, so arriving early is a good idea. Street parking is available.

Led by K9s Place, this guided pack walk offers a safe, structured group outing where professional trainers help dogs of any age or size practice better leash skills, build confidence, and socialize appropriately while getting exercise. Trainers supervise the entire walk and share feedback afterward to support ongoing progress. It suits dogs that pull, react around other dogs, or simply need more positive social practice. The cost is $20 per dog, and registration is available by phone, email, or through Gingr. Meet at the Wickham Park Dog Park entrance.

Sewing classes are available for adults and teens. Each class costs $35 and includes all supplies, with a discount available when registering for the full session. Participants may bring their own sewing machine or use one provided. Advanced sessions are offered. For more information, contact Diana Waite at 954-258-0762. Presented as a GPBSAC community outreach event and open to everyone.

Charlie’s TCG Con brings a trading card showcase to the Space Coast at the AZAN Shriners Center. The event features Pokémon, Yu‑Gi‑Oh, Magic: The Gathering, sports cards, and One Piece, along with sellers from across Florida. It is built for dedicated vendors and collectors coming together in one place. The gathering reflects the convention’s growth across the state and channels the energetic spirit associated with Charlie’s TCG Con.

This masterclass focuses on buttercream piping.

Step away from the work week and hit the road with the Power Saturdaze Ride Series, a monthly group ride created for anyone who wants to connect with fellow riders and log some miles with a solid crew. Each month features a different destination, with routes that mix coffee stops, local eateries, and scenic stretches. Expect a relaxed, organized pace and time at the dealership before the group heads out. A featured ride from the lineup rotates each month, keeping things fresh while building a strong local community without pressure or ego. This ride is open to all riders and all motorcycle brands. Arrive fueled and prepared, follow group ride guidelines, and watch for route details shared before departure. This is not a sales event. It is a reason to ride.

Children are welcomed into a playful circle designed to open the heart and spark curiosity through the Munay Ki and Mesa series. The focus is on love put into practice, with gatherings inspired by Peruvian shamanic wisdom. Each session offers a warm, nurturing setting where young participants can explore who they are, honor exactly how they are, and connect with their own sense of spirituality. Over the course of nine meetings, children receive a sequence of nine angelic rites, one shared in each class. Attending every session completes the series of blessings. These gentle transmissions emphasize loving protection, awaken inner knowing, and encourage a felt relationship with the divine. Along the way, children may experience a stronger sense of energetic safety, friendship with peers, playful self discovery and growing confidence. They learn simple ways to understand and move through big feelings, practice choosing love more often than fear, and enjoy creative projects with arts and crafts. The teacher, Lindsay Hawkins, is a mesa carrier in the Q’ero tradition trained by Shannon Davis and a certified Nervous System Regulation and Mindset Coach. With deep respect for Andean teachings, she holds spaces for healing, empowerment, and reconnection for individuals and families. A mother of 5 year old twins, she is dedicated to supporting the next generation with age appropriate Children’s Munay Ki and Mesa Rites classes that help kids connect with their inner light, strengthen energetic protection, and cultivate a loving relationship with the Earth and their spirit. She brings 22 years of experience as a pediatric anesthetist along with CPR certification, blending clinical insight with shamanic practice to support nervous system regulation and mindset growth, reduce stress, integrate past experiences, and foster greater balance and vitality. Through individual coaching, healing sessions, and family classes, she provides a caring, safe environment for deep personal growth and holistic well being. This gathering is free as a love donation offering. Refunds are available for cancellations made at least 24 hours before the class.

Cocoa Village hosts a Saturday art market centered around the Myrt Tharpe gazebo. This ongoing series continues on multiple Saturdays, with many more dates planned.

Open play takes place on Saturday. Thursday sessions have a five dollar entry fee, and each person receives a Nexus pack.

Boost Mobile hosts a back to school giveaway featuring free backpacks and school supplies for kids. A child must be present to receive a backpack, quantities are limited with more than 200 available, and it is one per child. Enjoy free pizza, cookies, and popcorn with live music, and take part in prize giveaways. Promotions include free phones when you switch or add a line, no activation fees, cases for 15 dollars, tempered glass for 10 dollars, and two free cinema tickets. Restrictions apply. Check with the store for complete details.

Lorcana Weekly offers play in whatever format you like. All formats are supported, so participants can choose their preferred way to play.

Sip. Paint. Relax! Painting with a Twist hosts a step-by-step, no-experience-needed painting class for all ages. You can choose from options like a 16x20 canvas, framed 16x20 canvas, or a 16x20 wood plank board, with upgrades available. The studio is BYOB, and wine openers are provided. Arrive early if you want to add on a candle option, and cups are provided (bring your own ice if needed).

After a competitive audition journey, twelve standout vocalists from the Space Coast take the stage at The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse for a full-scale live showcase. The evening features powerhouse performances, a panel offering star-style critiques, energetic crowd involvement, raffles, attendee giveaways, and memorable moments, all benefiting Early Steps Space Coast. High stakes add to the excitement. First place earns a professionally produced and distributed track from the presenting sponsor along with $2,000 in cash. Second place receives four hours of studio time and $1,000, and third place receives two hours of studio time and $500. Taking place in the Broadway on Brevard home of this historic venue, the finals bring together competitors, supporters, and music fans for a lively celebration of local talent. Ticket information will be announced soon.

This Swedish comfort food themed event at Florida Academy of Baking features meatball and kladdkaka.

Entry is $10, and each participant receives a TP pack and a booster pack upon entry. One pack per person is also added to prizing.

Kids ages 4 to 12 can enjoy Kids' Night Out at McLarty Park Aquatic Center with swimming, pool games, pizza, popcorn, a movie, and more. Offered on select dates, this evening gives children a fun poolside experience. The fee is $13.12 for the first child and $11.12 for each additional child. Space is limited and advance registration is required.

This pre-cruise dinner creates a comfortable space for women to connect before embarkation, giving friendships a chance to start well before anyone steps on board. Whether you already have shipmates or simply want to meet fellow travelers who enjoy laughter and shared experiences, the gathering is designed for easy conversation and a warm, welcoming vibe. Come for a relaxed evening that keeps things social, friendly, and truly fun.

Dreamer is an event at Squid Lips in Melbourne, Florida. The title includes shark, cocktail, squid, lips, and music note emojis.

Belly dance takes center stage at Flames Mediterranean Bar & Grille in a theatrical showcase that celebrates the art form from the Pyramids of Egypt to the Cedars of Lebanon. Guests can enjoy Lebanese cuisine alongside the performance. Reservations are recommended.

Break out your wildest 80s or 90s outfit and head to Lou’s Blues Bar & Grill for a throwback party with Mixtape Kids. The band delivers rock, pop, and old school hip hop from the era, covering favorites by artists such as Madonna, Nirvana, Beastie Boys, Journey, Queen, Run DMC, Salt-N-Peppa, The Cure, Third Eye Blind, and Weezer. This free, indoor show is for ages 21 and up, so the fun continues rain or shine, and food and drinks are available. On stage are Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Digital tips are welcome via Cash App $MixtapeKids or Venmo @MixtapeKids, and the band can be found on Facebook and Instagram at @MixtapeKidsBand. Yes, there will be dancing, and dressing in 80s or 90s style is encouraged.

DJs bring electronic dance music to Sandbar. The focus is all about EDM.

An SBCC sponsored coin show takes place on the second Sunday of each month at the Azan Shriners Center. Featuring more than 30 dealer tables, it offers a regular stop for coin collectors and anyone interested in the hobby.

A class centered on peach fritters with a summery twist. Listed on a classes calendar, it focuses on this seasonal dessert and offers instruction devoted to creating this classic treat.

Namaste For One More offers a relaxing yoga session at Intracoastal Brewing Company with Yogi Perogi, followed by a pint to cap things off. Depending on the weather, practice takes place inside the brewery or out in the biergarten. Bring your own mat. Admission is $15 if paying cash or $18 with a card, and payment can be made in advance or at the door.

Adam Sean brings the full band to Lone Cabbage Fish Camp for a standing second Sunday show. Expect a mix of familiar favorites in a relaxed riverside setting, with requests welcomed and a good-time atmosphere throughout.

Kings County performs live at The Shack Riverfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar.

An Italian-themed evening centered around steak brings together food and fun at Florida Academy of Baking. The event highlights steak with an Italian flair.

Come join a fun in-person speed dating night for Florida singles in their 30s and 40s. You’ll meet up to 12 potential matches through short 6-minute conversations designed to help you quickly find a spark. After your “pre-dates,” you can choose who you’re most excited about and the team helps connect you for next steps. Expect a friendly, no-pressure atmosphere and a great 2-hour outing at a local brewery.

Set on Utopia of the Seas at Port Canaveral, this end-of-summer cruise leans into grown-up fun with poolside day parties, DJs, dancing, and carefree days that roll into lively late nights. Sunset champagne moments and a private island vibe keep the energy high, favoring excitement over quiet time. Whether attending with friends, a partner, or solo, it is framed as a Back to Reality escape before routines return and a chance to meet new people. Details note low deposits and limited cabin availability.

Harry T. Moore Social Service has partnered with Unconditional Love to provide on-site HIV and HCV testing during mobile unit events. Testing is offered at the mobile unit locations as part of this collaboration.

Throughout the summer, Monday evenings at Pub Americana feature a burger special with 25% off any custom burger or build-your-own creation, and every order includes fries dusted with Parmesan. This deal is for dine-in only and cannot be combined with other discounts or loyalty rewards.

Belt out your favorites at Cocoa Beach Fish Camp and Grill Karaoke with NuTtyBuG Karaoke. This family friendly show takes place in a smoke free venue. Enjoy food along with two full bars, one indoors and one outdoors. Beyond the singing, find two pool tables, games to keep younger children entertained, and numerous TVs.

A full band backline will be on hand courtesy of members of Hot Pink, Vintage, and Cheetah Coalition. Musicians can bring their own gear or borrow from the house setup, with guitars, bass, drums, and keys available. Come enjoy a rock jam featuring some of the area’s best players as they team up for an energetic night. Specials include $3.25 Jim, Jack, and Cazadores, plus half price nachos with any pitcher.

Matt returns with his signature mix of classic songs, presenting a performance centered on timeless tunes in his recognizable style.

As part of the City of Cocoa’s work to prepare the proposed FY27 budget for presentation to the Cocoa City Council, this meeting focuses on the preliminary fire and stormwater assessment. It is one of several public workshops and hearings in the budget process. The session is open to the public and takes place in the Council Chambers inside Cocoa City Hall.

Frank hosts a Tuesday trivia night. Gumbo, jambalaya, and domestic draft beer are available at half price all day.

Hosted by Kyle, this upbeat trivia night at Mavericks Hangar Bar & Grill features brain-teasing rounds, a lively atmosphere, and prizes for the winners. It is free to play. The event coincides with wing night, so participants can enjoy wings while competing. Arriving early can make it easier to find a table.

The entry fee is ten dollars. A pack from each participant is added to a shared prize pool that goes to the top finishers. Promotional items or promo packs are provided to participants and winners.

An 8-week Hula Foundations series in Melbourne, FL welcomes teens and adults, with a friendly pace for complete beginners. Participants explore core steps, gain insight into Hawaiian culture and language, and work toward a full group dance. The first session costs $10 and, if continuing, that fee is credited toward the full program. Program cost is $80 plus a $15 materials fee. Materials include at-home practice videos and a 60-page illustrated handbook created for the course. Hula provides low-impact movement with a joyful feel, and the class environment is inclusive and supportive for all bodies and experience levels. Capacity is limited.

Sing or play alongside a full band at Village Idiot. Bring your own instrument or borrow one from the band.

Enjoy an evening of half-price tacos and domestic draft beer, with Adam Sean featured during the festivities.

A live game show that combines multiple familiar formats into one competition. Teams use remote, multi-button buzzers to jump in as a variety of games challenge knowledge across many subjects. Participation is free.

Babies, young toddlers, and their caregivers can gather at Titusville Public Library for a relaxed playdate-style storytime featuring picture-book reading, sing-alongs, and simple games. Designed for the journey toward kindergarten, it helps little ones attune to the sounds of speech, expand their vocabulary, and develop language through age-appropriate play. The program is offered on Wednesdays and Thursdays. A parent or caregiver must remain with their child at all times.

A Wednesday afternoon bingo gathering in Palm Bay welcomes players 18 and older. There are 33 patterns with a minimum payout of $1,635 when attendance is 90 participants or fewer, increasing to $2,125 when more than 90 attend. Prizes may be reduced if turnout is not sufficient. Each package includes 12 sheets that cover 26 patterns, along with two Pull Tab games, three special games, a speed game, and a U-Pick-UM game. Packages start at $8 per person on Wednesday, and the Friday option begins at $14 per person. The kitchen is open for lunch. The GPBSC notes that admission pricing has remained unchanged for seven years and there are no plans to raise it. A Friday night bingo is also available.

Share lunch with the AAPI Collective at Nami's Korean Bistro. This gathering focuses on conversation, connection, and enjoying a meal together in a welcoming, inclusive setting. It is open to anyone interested in meeting new people or reconnecting with familiar faces. Attendees can arrive as schedules allow, grab lunch, and spend time getting to know others in the community.

Enjoy Commander gameplay and a simple perk for taking part. All participants receive 10 percent of their purchase.

Open play runs all day, and everyone who takes part will receive 10 percent off their purchase.

In the Youth Services area of the Titusville Public Library, kids can dive into open-ended play with interlocking bricks. Participants can build their own creations or try optional challenges that encourage creativity and problem solving. This program is recommended for ages 6 to 11.

A weekly writing meetup welcoming all experience levels and every genre. Settle into comfy couches with a laptop or notebook, spend focused time putting words on the page, and talk about the craft with fellow writers. Sharing your work is optional, so you can participate in the way that feels right for you.

Every Wednesday features a wing night with eight hearty, crunchy chicken wings for $7. Pick from a range of sauces to suit your taste. Drink specials include Bud Light pitchers for $8 and mixed drinks made with Jack or Tito's for $6.

At Dirty Birds Tiki Bar & Grill, this open mic invites performers to sing or play songs with a backing band. Bring your own instrument or use gear provided by the band. Add your name to the sign up sheet when you arrive and you will be called up to perform.

Each month, real estate investors, private lenders, and contractors meet for deal spotlights, networking, and project showcases. Two or three investors share their deals, there is time reserved for networking, private lenders introduce themselves, and contractors present before and after looks at their projects. A speaker will be announced.

Team up for a trivia challenge hosted by DJ Josh, with prizes on the line. Enjoy specials while you play, including a one pound order of wings with every pitcher and $3.50 High Noon Seltzer and Fireball. After the rounds wrap up, live music follows.

Intra Run Club welcomes all paces for a choice of 1 or 3 miles across the Eau Gallie Causeway, beginning and ending at Intracoastal Brewing Company. Participants can run, jog, or walk. Complete ten runs to earn a free beer. Check in with Amy upon arrival so your effort is counted, and same-day sign-in is available. Updates on weekly meetups, beer milestones, and other happenings are shared on the Intra Active Page.

Families explore the Indian River Lagoon after dark on a bioluminescent paddle in a unique Florida ecosystem. Participants travel by kayak or paddleboard through glowing water while learning about dinoflagellates and lagoon ecology. Glow sticks, neon paint, and hands-on night science create an eco-adventure that blends exploration and education as part of a Miles4theMinds summer tradition. The outing is planned around the new moon to enhance the bioluminescent display. Step Up Scholarship recipients may purchase tickets in the Step Up Marketplace.

Fish Camp hosts a dueling pianos performance. Rib specials are available, and bottles of wine are offered at half price.

SoulFire Sisters offers ninety minutes of intentional time for women to reconnect with source, nurture an elevated growth mindset, and embody a balanced expression of the divine feminine. Each session begins with a PeppSTART-based grounding ritual to center, align, and gently open the heart. It then flows into shared reflection and connection with practices that encourage being witnessed and supported within yourself and in a sacred sisterhood. This is more than a simple circle. It is a welcoming space for soulful expansion, moments of laughter, and high frequency living. You are welcome to bring a journal, a snack, and water, along with an open heart. This monthly gathering is free with love donations welcome and open to the community. Pepper is the co-founder and owner of Soul Journey Relaxation Retreats and the creator of Soul Alignment Sessions, a pathway into The Current where awakening becomes a lived experience rather than a fleeting moment. Recognized for a compassionate, intuitive, and nurturing presence, she supports a return to natural alignment in body, mind, and soul. Through Soul Alignment Sessions and spiritual mentorship, she walks alongside people awakening to their true nature and ready to live with clarity, flow, and deep connection. Her work weaves the sacred with the practical, drawing from ancient spiritual traditions, modern consciousness teachings, and embodied energy work to offer grounded, heart-centered guidance. Her presence invites transformation from the inside out, helping people live their truth, move with the flow, and feel truly aligned in everyday life. At her core, Pepper is a Soul Alignment Guide devoted to living consciously in The Current, where truth, presence, and expansion are embraced as a way of being.

Join The Alibi Cocktails & Bites for a hands-on Margarita mixology masterclass. You’ll learn how to build a perfectly balanced Margarita, explore tequila and mezcal flavor profiles, and experiment with fresh ingredients, garnishes, and flavored variations. The evening includes guided shaking and preparation techniques, time to create your own personalized Margarita, and a round of cocktail trivia to go with your drink. A charcuterie selection is provided, and all tools, ingredients, and instructional materials are included. Tickets are $25 per person, and the class is for ages 21+.

Test your tune knowledge with Music Bingo at Time Out Sports Bar Plus. Short clips of popular songs play, and you match the titles on a digital bingo card right from your phone, no app required. It is free to participate, includes 10 unique patterns, and can lead to as many as 20 winners. Look for food and drink specials, prizes such as gift certificates to Time Out Sports Bar Plus along with other surprises, and a welcoming atmosphere for friends and family.

At Johnathan's Pub, Adam Sean and Ryan Perez team up for a duo performance featuring a lively mix of fan favorites. Audience requests are welcome to shape the set, and the focus is squarely on having a great time.

Recovery Dharma has moved into a new home at Recovery Connections, offering a calm, comfortable setting that encourages reflection and community. This gathering uses Buddhist principles to support recovery from many kinds of addiction and unhelpful patterns, including challenges like codependency, people-pleasing, overthinking, worry, and negative thought loops. Time together centers on simple practices such as meditation and shared learning that nurture healing and a sense of not being alone. Perfection is not expected, only a willingness to participate. The meeting is donation-based, and all are welcome.

The Brevard County Farmers Market takes place at the Regional Pavilion in Wickham Park and features locally produced foods and other agricultural goods, with the focus on edible items rather than crafts or art. It runs year-round except during holidays and hurricanes. Entry and parking are free. Many vendors accept cards, though bringing cash is helpful for those that do not. SNAP is welcomed. EBT cards can be swiped at the SNAP/FAB booth to receive tokens to spend with vendors, and every dollar used in SNAP is matched one-to-one with Fresh Access Bucks with no cap at this time. For example, spending $25 in SNAP provides $25 in orange tokens plus $25 in green FAB tokens, creating $50 to use on fresh, local food. Tokens do not expire. The pavilion includes accessible parking, restrooms, and water fountains, and bus stops are located at the park’s main entrances.

Pub Americana offers half off gourmet pizzas and wine, with dough brought in from Brooklyn, New York to serve classic New York style pizza.

Cafe Paradiso Bistro & Social Club hosts an evening that combines an open mic and jam with steak specials. Participants can share spoken word, perform original music, or join collaborative sessions. An in-tune baby grand piano and a PA system are available for performers. The menu features steaks finished with the chef's drizzles.

This free learning session focuses on building skills through hands-on practice. It is for training only and does not provide certification. Participants will work with manikins during the session. Young people ages 12 and older may attend with an accompanying adult. To reserve a spot, contact Kerri at 321-567-3804 or kerri.lubeski@titusville.com.

A riverside live music jam at Squid Lips in Melbourne brings together talent and good vibes in a friendly, collaborative setting. Musicians bring their instruments and check in with Ellen. There are no sign-up lists, just an open session focused on making music together.

Class 2 of the Starweaver Tribe Munay Ki Shamanic Apprenticeship builds on nine initiation rites presented as energetic transmissions intended to heal the past, strengthen the luminous energy field, and cultivate wisdom and power. Teachings in this phase highlight celestial guidance, protective practices, emotional release, awakening the inner healer, stepping into personal sovereignty, deepening communication with spirit, and moving through the initiation journey as unique gifts come forward. Those who missed the first session can watch Class 1 along with the Bands of Power video ahead of time, then begin in person with this class. The Munay Ki is offered as a series of nine classes, each four hours long, and attending the full series is required to receive all nine rites. For this class, wear black clothing and bring a journal and pen, water, and a snack if needed. A black shawl is optional. Participants who wish to go further may begin the Mesa path to train as a shamanic practitioner as early as after the first class. The Chacana Spiritual Center also hosts ongoing opportunities to learn and connect, including free gatherings such as moon ceremonies, men’s and women’s groups, journey circles, and Children’s Munay Ki. If a session is missed, it can be made up with a different group, and additional classes are offered on a continuing basis. Instruction is led by Shannon Davis, also known as Apu, a shaman and medicine woman in the Peruvian Q’ero lineage, a hospice nurse with an RN, and a practitioner with certifications in Reiki and vibrational energy healing. She is described as an intuitive, clairvoyant, and empathic healer, a frequent speaker and teacher, and the head instructor at Chacana who mentors Mesa students over a two year apprenticeship. Refunds are available for cancellations made at least 24 hours before the start of class by contacting the Chacana Spiritual Center at 321.610.3406.

Jack Connor performs a solo acoustic show at The Pig & Whistle in Cocoa Beach. The performance is scheduled for 6:00 PM on Thursday, August 13.

Sip, paint, and relax during a guided Paint and Sip session called House of Wind at Painting with a Twist. No prior experience is needed, and you’ll follow along step-by-step with the instructor. The class runs in the evening, and it’s all ages. Alcohol is BYOB, and wine openers are available.

Players gather for a weekly Modern event with a $10 entry fee. Prizing scales with attendance. If at least 12 players take part, the top finisher earns modern playable cards and the top cut receives store credit.

An evening centered on 1v1 Nexus play with a $5 entry fee, and a Nexus pack provided upon entry. Open play is available on Saturday.

Line dancing at Fish Camp offers a welcoming mix of beginner instruction and time for experienced dancers to show their moves. After the teaching portion wraps up, the floor opens for everyone to keep dancing together.

Enjoy an evening packed with laughs at a show where doors open early for dinner and drinks before the performance. There is no cover charge, and tickets are available. For updates about individual shows, check the event’s Facebook page.

Cadillac Cove hosts a free, live weekly team trivia event presented by Trivia Nation. Expect a broad mix of general knowledge questions in a format reminiscent of classic quiz shows and trivia board games, making it accessible for a wide range of ages. Build a team with friends, coworkers, or family, or connect with others on site to join a team. Each week features $100 in prizes, adding extra excitement to the brain-teasing competition. For a leg up on scoring, a free answer of the week is available on the organizer’s website.

Enjoy an evening with Roosevelt Collier, with a lineup spanning blues, jazz, and funk at Heidi's Jazz Club in Cocoa Beach. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.

A weekly Thursday Pride Night offers a relaxed setting to meet and socialize. Enjoy drinks and food while connecting with like minded people. Expect a fun, welcoming vibe that keeps the conversation flowing.

Sandbar pairs karaoke with a big pizza special. Sing your favorite songs while taking advantage of a deal that prices a large pizza like a small, topped just the way you like.