Events in Spring Hill, FL

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Enjoy an upbeat game night filled with excitement and prizes at Show Me the Money. Try your luck in a bingo-style game for the chance to win cash while spending time with friendly players. Whether you have played for years or are brand new, expect plenty of laughs, camaraderie, and memorable moments.

Settle in for a painting class at Broad Street Brewing Company with all materials provided. Please plan to arrive at least ten minutes early for check-in, and note that the class is nonrefundable.

A Pilates session unfolds at The Hardware Store in the heart of downtown Brooksville as part of the Wellness Wednesday series. Instructors from Kumquat Pilates lead with an intentional, form-focused approach that builds strength from the inside out. Expect guided work centered on core stability, controlled movement, and full-body alignment in a beautifully restored historic setting. The class offers a thoughtful challenge while remaining welcoming to all levels. Afterward, there is time to connect with others and enjoy a complimentary healthy treat from Zenbodi. Tickets are $15 plus taxes and fees. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat. Each week in the Wellness Wednesday lineup highlights a different wellness-focused class or experience.

A thriller book club will discuss I found You by Lisa Jewell, then vote on the selection for next month. Participation is free, and no sign up is required. Expect a relaxed conversation with like-minded readers.

A monthly meetup for real estate industry professionals in Spring Hill brings agents together to present current listings, hear about properties that could match their buyers, and connect with peers over bagels. Expect giveaways and a chance to win a prize at each gathering. Non-realtors should confirm in advance whether space is available for their profession. The meeting takes place at Bagelicious Spring Hill on the third Thursday of each month.

Presented by Amar for Kids, this Zumba Kids class welcomes children ages 7 to 11 for an upbeat mix of dance and fitness. Lively music and easy-to-follow choreography keep participants moving, while kid-centered routines, group games, and collaborative activities create a supportive space to practice coordination and grow confidence. The emphasis is on staying active and having fun, and no prior dance experience is needed. Step Up for Students Scholarship Funds may be used to cover the cost of classes.

Learn the basics of bonsai in Florida at this in-person introduction to the art and horticulture behind it. You’ll cover the history and philosophy of bonsai, what basic supplies you need to get started, and key growing techniques, with examples and tips geared specifically to Florida conditions. There will also be suggestions to help you create your own bonsai artwork.

At NAMI Hernando, this Weekly Wellness Workshop is part of The WellSpring Recovery System, a free community program focused on nervous system regulation and energy healing. The session offers an introductory, practice-based experience in a welcoming setting for both beginners and those with more experience. Instead of a lecture or general discussion, participants engage directly in short modules that begin and end with mindful awareness and explore movement practices like yoga, tai chi, and qigong, along with breathwork, energy and acupressure techniques, sensory awareness, and meditation. The goal is to help practitioners build a practical toolkit they can use when difficult moments arise on their healing path. The broader program also includes complementary offerings such as Conscious Connections lectures, literature review, community connection meetings, journaling groups centered on discovering the authentic self, and Sanyama Sessions that blend EFT with guided meditation.

This mandatory parent orientation is connected to the YMCA Teen Leaders Club, a service focused program for youth ages 11 to 18. The club helps teens become confident, responsible leaders through leadership training, hands on volunteer opportunities, interactive activities, and community engagement, with weekly meetings that build teamwork, character, and life skills. Participants can strengthen communication, make friends, explore potential careers, and earn more than 100 volunteer hours for school, Bright Futures, and college applications while making a positive impact in their community. Monthly dues are $5, and additional paperwork is required.

Enjoy a family-friendly bingo night on the patio, presented by CT Smith and hosted by The Greek Grill Bros Food Truck and The Production House by The Ice Cream Barr. The setting offers room to relax while kids play in a large fenced-in field. Savory options include Greek and American favorites such as gyros, souvlakia, smash burgers, and Philly cheesesteaks. For dessert and drinks, The Ice Cream Barr features homemade ice cream with seasonal flavors, Italian sodas, and floats. It is a welcoming gathering for guests of all ages who want a laid-back evening of bingo, tasty bites, and sweet treats.

Explore the art of henna in a welcoming, beginner friendly workshop at The Artist Realm. Across a two hour session, participants learn foundational techniques for traditional designs, practicing dots, swirls, vines, petals, and mandalas while also discovering the cultural background of henna, the meanings tied to popular symbols, and essential safety information about natural henna. Each attendee receives a take home practice pen, practice sheets, and design flash sheets. The class includes step by step instruction, hands on practice, and a custom henna tattoo created by the instructor with traditional natural henna paste. The workshop is designed for ages 10 and up and costs $55 per person. No prior art experience is necessary. Arrive curious, learn new skills, and head home with beautiful body art and tools to keep creating.

Parents Night Out offers children a glow-themed evening at the Hernando County Family YMCA, with supervision in a structured setting alongside their peers. Participants must be potty trained, as staff do not change diapers or assist in restrooms. Please pack a reusable water bottle, a swimsuit and towel, an extra set of clothes, and a bag for wet gear, and note that inflatables are not permitted. First-time attendees will complete a swim test to use the pool, or they can enjoy the splash pad instead. Dinner is provided by Padula's Pizzeria.

Give yourself a night off with the YMCA’s Parent’s Night Out, an evening for kids to have fun with peers while staying supervised in a structured setting. The theme is a GLOW PARTY, with a dance night and dinner provided. Children must be potty trained, and families should bring a refillable water bottle plus comfortable clothing and shoes.

The Hernando Leopards open their season at the Fall Classic with a matchup against Sunlake. This game offers a first glimpse of the team this fall, with high energy and determination on display. It is a showcase for purple and gold pride as excitement builds for an action-packed Hernando football season.

Learn to craft a custom moon lamp with step-by-step guidance that combines sculpting and painting. You will assemble, apply, and paint your lamp from start to finish. All supplies are included. Seating is limited, and the class is nonrefundable.

Bishop McLaughlin Catholic of Spring Hill hosts Cornerstone Classical Academy from Jacksonville for a varsity football matchup outside of conference play. This non-conference contest will be played on Bishop McLaughlin Catholic’s home field.

Cory Van Valin is bringing his 18+ comedy magic show to New Port Richey for an evening of big, stage-style magic and sharp adult humor. Expect high-energy theatrical entertainment, audience volunteers on stage, and unpredictable moments that mix comedy with large-scale illusions. The show runs about two hours and is for adults only.

A mandatory parent meeting will be followed by auditions for Youth Theatre and Acorn Theatre. Families whose children plan to audition for Youth Theatre must reserve space for the meeting and secure an audition slot by emailing Marie at Marie@liveoaktheatre.org. Please include how many people will attend the meeting and the ages of the children. Youth Theatre auditions relate to upcoming productions including Annie Jr. and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Acorn Theatre will present The Hobbit. Live Oak Theatre offers opportunities for children from pre-K to 18 and for adults to study the performing arts, with classes in tap, jazz, ballet, voice, musical theatre, improv, and acting, as well as private lessons on a variety of instruments taught by experienced performers and instructors. For questions, email Marie@liveoaktheatre.org or call 352-593-0027.

Celebrate your favorite animal companion by transforming a cherished photo into a custom watercolor portrait in this guided workshop. After registering, text 1 to 3 of your best pet photos, along with your name and the date of your event, to Jess at 315-207-1767. An outline based on your chosen image will be prepared ahead of time, and during the session you will add the colors to create a vibrant, personal keepsake.

At Charles E. Murray American Legion Post 186, the Steak Shoot offers a straightforward card game with chances to win steaks and rotating prizes. The name can be misleading, as this is a social card activity rather than a shooting event. Participants buy into a round, draw a card, and the winning draw takes the prize for that round. Several rounds typically unfold, with affordable buy-ins and a relaxed, friendly setting. The event is open to members and guests. No prior experience is necessary; if you can draw a card, you can play. Expect easygoing camaraderie and a classic Legion tradition centered around simple, lively fun.

Send It Saturday Drift Fest brings high energy automotive action to Lead Foot City with tire-smoking drift sessions, ride-alongs, and indoor drift karting. The day also features a showcase of standout cars, engine rev battles, and a live car meet that keeps the excitement going. Music sets the tone while food trucks, multiple bars, and vendors round out the festival atmosphere. Tickets and tech cards are not yet available, with sales opening soon.

Settle in at The Artist's Realm for a Fourth Wing themed painting session led by Cheyenne Two-Axe. With clear, sequential guidance tailored to each participant, create a scene featuring Violet and Xaden standing on the parapet as their dragons fly overhead. The workshop welcomes every experience level, from first time painters to seasoned creatives. All materials are provided, and personal refreshments are welcome.

Downtown Brooksville becomes a multi-fandom playground for the inaugural cosplay crawl, welcoming heroes, villains, wizards, Jedi, magical girls, and every kind of fan. Broad Street Brewing serves as headquarters, where limited-edition commemorative cupsleeves will be available. The night features a costume contest for top honors and bragging rights, deep-cut trivia that spans anime, comics, sci-fi, and gaming, a high-energy dance zone, and a curated marketplace of regional artists, makers, and collectible vendors alongside themed food trucks. Admission is free and open to all ages. Arriving early allows time to explore historic shops and local boutiques, enjoy local dining, and snap photos by well-known murals around town.

A family-friendly karaoke night in the outdoor courtyard offers the chance to sing favorite songs or simply enjoy the show. Beer and wine are available, and all ages are welcome.

Hotwheels fans can enjoy an indoor, air conditioned show in Brooksville that brings together vendors and enthusiasts for buying, selling, and trading. This monthly event welcomes the public with free admission, and guests are encouraged to bring cars to trade with vendors or other attendees. A raffle adds to the fun, with one complimentary ticket given at entry and the option to purchase additional tickets for $1 each. Food will be available, and free popcorn is included. There is plenty of parking, and the show will take place rain or shine. Vendors can reserve 6-foot tables for $10 each, with fifty tables available. Payment is due one week in advance, there is a vendor-only setup period before opening, and each vendor may have one helper.

Presented by Amar for Kids, this Mommy and Me class welcomes children ages 1 to 3 and their caregivers for a development-focused experience. Sessions blend music, movement, and cultural exploration to support early learning. Each class encourages bonding, social interaction, and hands-on discovery in a friendly, welcoming setting. Participants can expect activities centered on music and rhythm, guided movement and playful exercises, introductions to a variety of cultures and experiences, and a supportive space for both children and caregivers. The program also provides opportunities for caregivers to connect with their little ones, meet other parents, and introduce children to new experiences.

Presented by Amar for Kids, this lively dance fitness class invites children ages 7 to 11 to move to upbeat music while learning simple, age-appropriate choreography. Sessions combine energetic dance, playful games, and group activities to build coordination, stamina, and confidence in a supportive setting. Step Up for Students Scholarship Funds may be used to cover the cost of participation. No prior dance experience is needed, just enthusiasm and a love of movement.

Singles from Brooksville and North Tampa can gather for a playful showcase where attendees pitch their single friends using a brief 3 to 5 minute slideshow for a room full of other singles. Watch the presentations or step up to highlight a friend. The gathering takes place at 115 Main. Admission is free for spectators, and there is a $5 fee to pitch.

The Olive Grove presents a milestone celebration with the 15th Annual Harvest Mill Party 2026 alongside the grand opening of the new Motherland Fungi Grow House. The event focuses on opportunities to learn, taste, create, and explore.

The Jorge Valentine Band performs at Lazy Lizard Hernando Beach with a mix of rock, pop, and country favorites. The set features hits tied to Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more. Sing and dance along to well known songs from across genres.

Presented by the Hernando Historical Museum Associations, this Night at the Museum open house invites visitors to explore the May-Stringer House at their own pace rather than on the usual guided tour. Docents will showcase ghost hunting equipment, and there will be a special screening of the Boogeyman trailer directed by Joshua Shultz featuring Juliet Simms, Anna Claire, and Andy Biersack of Black Veil Brides, filmed at the May-Stringer House. Browse a curated selection of unique vendors throughout the event. Tickets are $8, and all proceeds support the annual GhostFest Haunted House. For more information or vendor inquiries, email hhmamedia@gmail.com. Vendor payments will only be accepted through official accounts or via hhmamedia@gmail.com, and no volunteer will reach out from a personal account for payment.

The Hernando Leopards are set for a spirited showdown with Lake Brantley, a strong opponent that should make for a high-energy night of football. Supporters are encouraged to bring plenty of energy, wear purple and gold, and back the Leopards throughout the game. The game location will be announced soon, so watch for updates.

This debut cards and collectibles show brings together sports cards and memorabilia, Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards, Funko Pops, coins, comics, Disney items, signed merchandise, and more. General admission is $2, with free entry for children 10 and under. The kitchen and bar will be open for refreshments. Vendors interested in participating can email samanthavfw10209@gmail.com.

This hands-on creative workshop, led by the owner Kait, invites participants to pull a surprise prompt from a hat and transform it into an original idea. Prompts could include imagining a brand-new Mario Kart racer, designing a mascot for an ice cream shop, or inventing a fresh comic book superhero. With ink, markers, and poster board as the toolkit, the session explores how artists and designers express ideas through sketching, page layout, logos, character development, typography, and visual storytelling. The emphasis is on tackling a design challenge and turning a concept into something tangible rather than aiming for a perfect drawing. The workshop wraps up with short presentations where everyone shares their concept, explains key choices, and cheers on the creativity in the room. It is a welcoming space for anyone interested in illustration, graphic design, animation, comics, or anyone who simply enjoys making art.

Skattered Rock Band performs a free live set beneath a covered outdoor pole barn. Seating is first come, first served. The winery serves food, wine, beer, desserts, and more. Complimentary tastings are available, and there is also an option to sample 12 farm-made wines for $10. Reservations can be made by calling 352-308-0110.

Enjoy a live concert featuring X Maleya at Crump's Landing in Homosassa. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM.

This free show takes place at Good Time. The performer presents it as a chance to hang out.

Light up your aerial yoga practice in a playful glow session under black lights. Soar in the aerial swing to a funky playlist and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere. Wearing neon or glow-in-the-dark colors will make you shine. Friends are welcome.

Justin Phillips is playing a live show at Brian's Place in Spring Hill. The concert is set for 7:00 PM local venue time.

Enjoy a Homemade Spaghetti Dinner at VFW Post 9236 Hernando Beach. Plates are $10 and include salad, bread, and dessert. Service is dine-in only, and takeout is not available due to high demand and limited kitchen capacity to keep on-site service timely and fair for everyone.

Settle into an all-levels yoga session at The Hardware Store in downtown Brooksville, part of the ongoing Wellness Wednesday series. Trish from Flow Yoga leads a thoughtful practice that highlights breath, alignment, and a steady, approachable flow within a beautifully restored historic space. After the movement portion, linger to connect with fellow participants and enjoy a complimentary healthy treat provided by Zenbodi. Tickets are $15 plus taxes and fees. Please bring a yoga mat.

Give your creativity a spooky twist with a skeleton mermaid painting session at Broad Street Brewing Company. Each canvas comes pre-sketched so you can focus on adding your own colors and details. All materials are provided. Please plan to arrive about ten minutes early for check-in. Registration is nonrefundable.

Enjoy music and dancing at Brooksville Elks Lodge #2582. The on-site kitchen will be serving a selection of menu items. A $5 cover applies for the dance. Visitors are welcome, as the event supports a membership drive and raises funds for charity.

Brooksville Main Street hosts a fall cleanup and improvement day that brings together gardeners, landscapers, students, families, and downtown advocates to refresh the heart of the city. Participants take on projects like weeding, painting, pressure washing, and polishing historic corridors in a lively, teamwork-focused setting. Check-in is at Hernando Park in downtown Brooksville, where crews receive assignments, water, and plenty of encouragement. Individuals and groups are matched with tasks suited to their skills, and those with experience in landscaping or painting can help guide small teams. Design Committee efforts add creative touches that elevate the look and feel of the district. Board President Christopher Rhodes shares that the initiative grows with each gathering and offers the satisfaction of seeing results right away. The effort is presented in collaboration with the City of Brooksville and Hernando County Government, underscoring a shared commitment to a vibrant downtown.

The Clairity Room brings crystals, incense, and sage to Farmers Market Spring Hill. Shoppers can browse these items and see what this vendor has available as part of the market experience.

Grow with the season during a free garden education talk focused on fall planting in Zone 9. Learn which vegetables thrive as temperatures begin to cool and how to plan for a productive harvest. Presented by the OM Grown Community Garden, which is dedicated to teaching sustainable practices and supporting access to fresh, naturally grown food, this session is part of an ongoing series of no-cost workshops. Photography may take place during programs; those who prefer not to be photographed can step out of frame or inform the photographer. Please report any accidents to a staff member immediately.

This 90-minute, unheated workshop explores the structure of the hip joint, the role of the hip flexors, and how alignment shapes familiar yoga poses. The session begins with a focused look at hip anatomy, including a guided visualization using the studio’s skeletal model, then moves into targeted mobility exercises that can be integrated into a home practice. The second half applies these insights while working through common standing and mat-based poses, with gentle, hands-on assists offered when appropriate and with consent. Each participant receives a booklet summarizing the anatomy segment, a guide to the mobility work, and alignment notes for poses such as Warrior I and II, Extended Side Angle, Triangle, Pyramid, Warrior III, Half Moon, Dancer, Pigeon, Bird Dog, and more. The cost is $25 and enrollment is limited to 12. Registration is available through MindBody on the studio website. Two scholarship spots are currently open. If cost is a barrier, contact the workshop facilitator, Ben, at poholekben@gmail.com or speak with him at the studio.

The Monthly Steak Shoot at Brooksville Elks Lodge #2582 features a bingo-style game with a steak-themed winning call. Held on the first Saturday of each month, it is open to the public and welcomes friends and families. Participation is $10 per card. Hosted by Brooksville Elks Lodge #2582.

Enjoy live music as Nashville recording artist Justin Phillips performs at Marker 48.

Om Grown Market is a welcoming community farmers market hosted by Wellcome OM and Om Grown Community Garden at the WellCome OM Center. It highlights local harvests, handmade goods, and neighborhood spirit, with opportunities to shop for fresh finds, enjoy a tasty lunch, and discover creative inspiration. Entry and parking are free. The market spans indoor and outdoor areas and features a growing roster of participants. Vendors include 5 Aprons Baking Company, Baked in Sunshine, Buddy's Naturals, Canned By Jess, Cousins Handmade Gifts, Crochet Creations, Crumbs & Smiles Bakehouse, Debbie Does Soap, Herbert Sherbert, Herbs & Honey, Johan's Artwork, Little Bits Design, MamaBeans, Pygmy Hippo Paper & Co, Riri Filipino Treats, Rose's Spa Garden, Sarah's Simply Sourdough, Shorty's Sweet Shop, Simply Sweet by Alyssa, String Along with TJ's Fiber Art, Suzanne Baginskie, Author, Tasty Bites by Momma K, Tempestuous Roots Art & Farm, The Hummus Truck, The Rustic Heifer, Treow, Trinity's Organic Oils, and TurQuailHen Acre, with more to be added. Local makers, growers, and small business owners interested in participating can contact Jessica at jessica@wellcomeomcenter.com for application information. The WellCome OM Center focuses on lifelong, balanced food choices and education that empowers healthier living. Accidents should be reported to a staff member immediately, and the center is not responsible for injuries resulting from activities. Attendees may be photographed by staff for promotional use. Those who prefer not to be photographed are responsible for stepping out of camera view or informing the photographer.

The Tidal Book Club will focus on The Unicorn Hunter by Katherine Arden. Participants can join a friendly discussion of the story, take part in a vote to choose the next selection, and pick up any pre-ordered copies.

Lazy Lizard Hernando Beach hosts the Jorge Valentine Band for an evening of rock, pop, and country hits. The set spans classics and modern favorites, with covers of artists like Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, and Taylor Swift. It is a sing along and dance friendly show packed with songs you know by heart.

Lucas, Macyszyn & Dyer, Injury Lawyers present Boots & Pearls Casino Night, the largest annual fundraiser dedicated to supporting children in the community. The evening features music, dancing, and friendly company. A Patriot theme sets the tone, encouraging red, white, and blue attire paired with boots and pearls while rallying support for a meaningful cause.

Friday Night Live returns to Brooksville after a summer break with a high energy outdoor concert at Hernando Park. The Actual Bank Robbers, a five piece band with an indie dance rock sound and Top 40 favorites, take the stage as Brooksville Main Street welcomes them back. The evening begins with a community tribute and a moment of silence honoring heroes, survivors, and families, offering time for reflection before the celebration. The historic downtown features local arts and creators, food trucks, downtown restaurants, and boutique shopping to enjoy before the music. Guests may bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating. To support on site vendors, coolers are not permitted. Admission is free and open to all.

Hosted by City of Brooksville Parks & Recreation, this Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz at Tom Varn Park turns the park into a community science field lab where participants work together to find and record plants, insects, birds, fungi, and other wildlife. The observations support a nationwide effort to highlight the value of pollinators and protect native habitats. Pollinators sustain more than three quarters of flowering plants and about a third of food crops, so roughly one in three bites of food depends on bees, butterflies, beetles, moths, birds, and other species that help plants reproduce. This free, all-ages event welcomes backyard bug lovers, plant enthusiasts, birders, and anyone who enjoys time outdoors. A smartphone with the iNaturalist app is used to photograph and log discoveries, and a global community helps identify what is found, creating data that benefits biodiversity and conservation research. Staff will be available to assist with downloading the app, explain how it works, and share tips for spotting wildlife, and no prior experience is required. Participants should bring a smartphone, comfortable walking shoes, water, sunscreen, a hat, and clothing suited to the weather. Every observation helps build a picture of the remarkable life that calls Tom Varn Park and the Brooksville area home.

A marketplace celebrating creativity and curiosities brings together artisan vendors, odd and unique finds, live art, music, beer, and a food truck. The event also features a chalk and paint competition where artists create chalk art in real time alongside the market. Organizers are seeking artists for the chalk component as well as vendor participants. For information about the competition or vending opportunities, email travelingartparties@gmail.com.

Experience a Hot Wheels show in Brooksville held indoors with air conditioning. The event offers up to 50 six-foot vendor tables at $10 each and is planned as a monthly gathering. Public admission is free, and attendees are welcome to bring their own cars to trade with vendors and fellow collectors. Food will be available on site, including complimentary popcorn. A raffle is included, with one free ticket given at entry and additional chances available for $1 each. Ample parking is available, and the show runs rain or shine. Vendors can reserve tables for $10 per six-foot table, with payment due one week before the show, and each vendor may bring one helper.

Expand your professional circle at a B2B networking gathering that brings Chamber members together with business representatives. Attendance is open to members and nonmembers. There is no charge to participate, and attendees simply cover the cost of their meal. Businesses of all kinds are welcome.

This hands-on workshop welcomes both kids and adults to design and build a small scarecrow from start to finish. Working with thrifted clothing, straw, fabric, accessories, and other playful details, each person crafts a unique character with plenty of autumn personality. The atmosphere is easygoing and family friendly, a great way to celebrate the harvest season, spark creativity, and make memories together. Everyone leaves with one completed, handmade scarecrow ready to display on a porch, inside the home, or as part of fall decor. No prior experience is needed, just a creative spirit.

Settle in for a monthly Pints and Paints experience at Broad Street Brewing Company, where your first drink comes with the class. All materials are provided so you can focus on creating your artwork. Please plan to arrive about ten minutes before check in to get set up. Registrations are nonrefundable.

A makeover and tea party turns kids into mermaids for an evening filled with sparkle and imagination. Participants receive professional hair and makeup, along with a provided mermaid dress and tiara, then enjoy festive music and dancing. A kid-friendly buffet offers mac and cheese, chicken tenders, and fries, complemented by sweet treats and drinks like water, iced tea, and a mermaid-themed beverage. Creative time with arts and crafts is included, and each child takes home a special goodie bag. Pricing is $150 for one child’s makeover experience with one accompanying adult, with an additional adult priced at $25. Attendance is limited to ensure personalized attention, and registration will close once capacity is reached.

A weekend conference at Great Life Church is set aside to help couples invest in their marriage so they leave encouraged and strengthened. Registration is open, and the $49 fee includes admission for a couple, childcare, refreshments, and other offerings.

Crescent Community Clinic is hosting a Healthy Harvest gathering focused on fostering a healthier tomorrow. The program includes guest speakers and a raffle. Tickets are $25 per person.

Head outside for a campfire breakfast workshop where a full feast is cooked over open flames. Part of Beyond the Apron Strings, this parent and child session centers on making recipes entirely from scratch. Work side by side as you stir, roll, and form each step together. The atmosphere is kept low key and welcoming so kids and adults can enjoy the experience without pressure. Each pair leaves with something they made themselves, the confidence to recreate it at home, and a shared moment that extends beyond the recipe.

Crisp weather vibes return to downtown Brooksville as the historic core transforms into a seasonal street market filled with autumn charm. Local farmers, skilled makers, regional artisans, and small businesses create an open-air showcase of fall favorites. Explore cozy home accents and handmade goods, pick up fresh produce, baked treats, local honey, and other gourmet delicacies, and discover original art and one-of-a-kind gifts. Food trucks will be on hand with savory options and fall-inspired flavors. Admission is free and open to all, and the setting is both family-friendly and pet-friendly. Beyond the market, stroll the historic business district to follow the mural trail, browse clothing and antique shops, and enjoy pumpkin spice coffee or a hearty seasonal meal at downtown spots. TourBVL walking tours offer another way to experience the area for those planning to make a full day of it.

Taking place at Marker 48 Brewing, Baylor’s Toy Drive & #BayItForward Fundraiser brings the community together to support pediatric cancer in memory of Baylor Arlene Nichols. The event blends heartfelt purpose with festive fun, reflecting a Go Gold spirit throughout. Activities include a 50/50 drawing, raffle, silent auction, wine and liquor selections, and friendly games such as cornhole and ring toss. Live music sets the tone with performances by The Inconceivables and Actual Bank Robbers. Proceeds benefit Bay It Forward, Inc. and the Chad Tough Defeat DIPG Foundation.

Oktidalfest brings a festive Grove Market to Tidal Brewing Company, featuring more than 20 vendors along with beer releases, merchandise, live music, food trucks, and more. Grove Market highlights the community by showcasing local artists, makers, and small businesses, and is coordinated by Roots Creative Co. Vendor applications are open. All vendor communication occurs through email rather than Facebook, and vendors should not send payment to anyone impersonating the hosts.

Set on the Weeki Wachee River, this intimate getaway is limited to four women and centers on slowing down and reconnecting with nature. Over three nights in a shared cabin, participants enjoy guided kayaking on clear, spring-fed water, drifting alongside manatees, unhurried time outdoors, and shared meals with easy conversation at the cabin table. Kayaks and all necessary gear are provided, and meals are included. The pace is relaxed, the small group creates space to connect and truly unwind, and the environment is welcoming and supportive. A 20 percent deposit secures a spot in the cabin.

Discover one of a kind pieces at a fundraiser featuring handmade creations from local artisans and crafters, vintage treasures, antiques, and more. A raffle will feature brand new, high quality items from local businesses. Music and food create a lively backdrop while people explore antiques, vintage finds, artisan crafts, and other unique items. Proceeds help fund support for the school, students, and teachers at Our Lady of Fatima Academy, along with other projects of the Shrine of Fatima and St. Cajetan. Admission is free for shoppers. The vendor fee is $50 for those wishing to take part. Gently used clothing, household items, furniture, and toys are being collected for the Shrine and Academy booth, and donation arrangements can be made by calling 352-556-2869.

A free outdoor screening of the classic 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie marks Comic Book Day at Tom Varn Park. Games and activities are planned before the film. Costumes are encouraged, from turtle and ninja looks to April O’Neil or Shredder, and guests may bring blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable viewing. The evening offers playful, comic book inspired fun.

Expect a sing-along, dance friendly mix of rock, pop, and country favorites from Jorge Valentine. The show features hits by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more.

Mark the arrival of autumn with a harvest themed gathering that includes face painting, seasonal crafts, lighthearted games, and snacks, plus plenty of chances to reconnect with old friends and meet new ones. Open to all ages, it offers a simple, family friendly way to make memories together. The homestead setting and the Ivory & Sage community provide a cheerful backdrop for creativity, laughter, and laid back fall fun. Additional details will be shared soon.

Network with Chamber members and other business representatives at a B2B gathering designed for making new connections. Participation is open to both members and nonmembers at no charge, with attendees covering the cost of their own meal. All types of businesses are welcome.

Set at Hernando County Fairgrounds, this two day car audio finals brings together competitors from across the Southeast to compete for Florida State championship titles. Spectators are welcome. Vehicle entries are $50 and include two passes, and spectator admission is $15.

Sisters of the Moon presents an annual witches paddle on the Weeki Wachee, offering a magical spring setting to connect with nature, meet like minded sisters, and tap into feminine witchy magic. The experience begins with gentle breathing, energy cleansing, and a brief introduction circle. Participants then set out together for a group paddle, with stops along the way for fun, snacks, and photos. Pricing options are $44 for those bringing their own board or kayak, $77 to rent one, and $55 per person to share a tandem kayak. Preordered T shirts are $33.

Vetoberfest is a free, family-friendly celebration in Hernando County that honors veterans and first responders. Attendees can explore a Family Fun Zone, enjoy food from a variety of trucks, browse local vendors, and access resources tailored to veterans and first responders. The gathering brings the community together to recognize service, connect people with helpful support, and celebrate the heroes who strengthen the community. The event takes place at Anderson Snow Park.

A creative workshop where kids build their own miniature Halloween garden from start to finish. Participants paint and personalize a tiny house and accessories, choose and plant live herbs, and arrange each piece to create a scene that reflects their ideas. The experience encourages imaginative planning, hands-in-the-soil fun, and the satisfaction of watching a unique landscape take shape. Activities blend crafting, gardening, and pretend play, and the format welcomes a wide range of ages. Younger kids enjoy the tactile making, while older ones can dive into design choices, layout, and storytelling within their garden. Each participant leaves with a finished creation to display, care for, and enjoy long after the class ends.

Friday Night Live welcomes John Hindman & The Mustang Mafia to Hernando Park for a high-energy show that blends country, rock, blues, and dance favorites. Presented by Brooksville Main Street, the night also features a full light production with LEDs and lasers for an immersive experience. Street vendors and food trucks will be on site for browsing and bites. Admission is free and open to the public. Guests may bring lawn chairs and blankets for a relaxed evening under the oaks, and coolers are not permitted to support local vendors and keep the event safe.

Celebrate Hispanic heritage in Spring Hill at a family-friendly festival featuring live music, cultural performances, dancing, and a wide range of food vendors, artisans, beer, and more. Entertainment includes DJ Luismy, and the atmosphere welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds. Tickets are $3 in advance and $5 on the day of the event, and admission at $3 per person includes parking. Attendees may bring chairs and domino tables to enjoy time with friends, neighbors, and family. Coolers, outside food or beverages, and tents are not allowed. Local police will be on site for security.

An oddities and art market fills the brewery with spooky creations, artisans, and vendors. Highlights include a costume contest, live music, a food truck, and beer. An art call invites spooky art for display in the brewery. For vendor inquiries, email travelingartparties@gmail.com. More to discover awaits throughout the market.

Lazy Lizard Hernando Beach welcomes the Jorge Valentine Band for a high-energy mix of rock, pop, and country favorites. The set features hits from Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more. Expect a lively atmosphere perfect for singing and dancing along.

Laffs2Go presents a high-energy stand-up night at Stage West Playhouse headlined by Rahn Hortman. With credits spanning ABC, Nickelodeon, Dry Bar Comedy, SiriusXM, MAVTV, and TBN, Hortman is an award-winning storyteller recognized as Creative Loafing’s Best Stand-Up Comedian and a favorite at clubs and festivals around the country. The lineup also features Tommy Bell, a veteran performer who blends sharp comedy, music, and lively crowd interaction. Hosting is Rob Garguilo, a radio personality and comedian heard on SiriusXM, known to audiences in Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Cleveland, Tampa, Fort Myers, and Harrisburg, with appearances on BuzzFeed. Tickets are $20.

A Fall Concert takes place at Nativity Lutheran Church of Weeki Wachee as part of a two-venue weekend of performances. A companion concert takes place at Spring Hill United Church of Christ.

A lively sixth annual Rotary charity gathering featuring bingo, prizes, and a warm sense of community. Attendees can expect friendly games and a spirited atmosphere that brings people together in support of a good cause.

Creativity and storytelling come together in an imaginative, hands-on workshop where children craft a tiny habitat inside a special container to keep. Participants design their own miniature world using materials like moss, stones, crystals, natural elements, and themed accents. After building the setting, each child selects a resident creature, gives it a name, and discovers the part it plays within the new environment. Everyone heads home with a finished mini world, a certificate of adoption for their companion, and a one-of-a-kind creation that can be displayed, played with, and enjoyed long after the session ends. This month features Monster Meadow, a playful, slightly spooky realm where gentle monsters explore pumpkin patches, curving pathways, and hidden hideouts. Children will shape a monster-themed scene with Halloween touches, then adopt a silly or spooky monster friend to accompany their completed world.

Tom Varn Park transforms into a festive pumpkin patch, continuing a cherished Brooksville fall tradition with pumpkins in all shapes and sizes, a cozy seasonal atmosphere, and plenty of places to capture great photos. Visitors can pick out a standout pumpkin for the doorstep, take annual family pictures, or simply enjoy the colors and charm of the season. There is also an opportunity for community members to assist with unloading the pumpkin truck.

Celebrate the season at an Oktoberfest-inspired street market filled with festive energy and free admission. The centerpiece is the second annual chili cookoff, where local restaurant chefs, skilled makers, and home cooks compete for the title of Best Chili in Brooksville. Guests can sample a variety of recipes and cast ballots to help choose the winner. Beyond the competition, the market transforms into an open-air autumn shopping experience with seasonal décor, handmade crafts, unique fall finds, and specialty food vendors. The event welcomes families and pets, creating a relaxed outing that invites everyone to enjoy the charm of historic downtown. Free parking is available, and visitors can make a day of it by exploring nearby independent boutiques and restaurants.

At the Tom Varn Park loop trail, this breast cancer awareness walk brings the community together for an evening centered on remembrance, encouragement, and unity. As night approaches, participants gather by a glowing tree symbolizing hope, then walk the loop as a show of support for those in treatment, a celebration of survivors, and a tribute to loved ones who have passed. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink so the path glows in solidarity throughout the walk. Whether honoring a personal journey or standing with others, every step adds to a shared message of strength and hope.

Take part in a monthly Pints and Paints gathering at Broad Street Brewing Company, with your first drink included as part of the experience. All necessary art supplies are provided. Please plan to arrive at least ten minutes before check-in. This class is nonrefundable.

The Greater Hernando County Chamber of Commerce presents a 5K walk and run designed as a welcoming experience for families. Participants may walk, jog, or run at their own pace. Whether pushing for a best time or taking an easy stroll with friends, everyone is welcome.

Enjoy a live mix of rock, pop, and country favorites as Jorge Valentine performs hits from Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more. The set features familiar songs that invite plenty of singing and dancing.

Friends and families can gather at Tom Varn Park for a Halloween-themed Movies in the Parks screening of the classic Ghostbusters under the stars. The evening features seasonal games and activities in a pumpkin patch setting, along with time for festive photos before everyone settles in for the film. Dressing up is welcome, and attendees can bring blankets and lawn chairs to get comfortable on the lawn. Whether you are here for ghostly laughs or the popcorn, it is a spirited way to enjoy a community movie night.

Jorge Valentine brings a playlist of rock, pop, and country favorites made for singing and dancing. The set features hit songs by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift and more.

This B2B networking event offers a friendly setting to meet Chamber Members and build connections with business representatives. Participation is free for both Chamber Members and non-members, with attendees covering the cost of their own meal. Professionals from any business are welcome.