Events in Spring Hill, FL

Now in its 42nd year, this golf tournament takes place at Westchase Golf Club. Teams compete for trophies and prizes, with awards for first, second, and third place, along with awards for the longest drive and closest to the pin.

FGCAR’s annual clay shoot returns with a day of sporting clays, camaraderie, and lighthearted competition. Form a team, hone your aim, and connect with commercial real estate professionals while vying for bragging rights. The event supports Habitat for Humanity Tampa Bay Gulfside, helping make a difference in the local community. Expect plenty of laughs and a welcoming atmosphere focused on both fun and networking.

Golfers will gather at Heritage Isles Golf & Country Club in Tampa for the ninth annual tournament. The event features a barbecue lunch, raffle prizes, a closest to the pin contest, and a longest drive challenge. Entry is $150 per player or $600 per team.

Connect with professionals over a business networking lunch at Riveters Tampa. This live, in-person gathering welcomes entrepreneurs, small business owners, and industry experts from Tampa, South Tampa, and Westshore to build relationships that support real business growth. Presented by RGA, a relationship-focused organization that has supported entrepreneurs, companies, and leaders since 2010, the event centers on meaningful conversations rather than quotas or mandatory attendance. Attendees can meet people from a wide range of fields such as accounting, legal services, business support, health and wellness, IT, and real estate, with opportunities to introduce their work and share insights. RGA also offers social mixers, educational programs, and a flagship annual conference and business expo, all designed to foster collaboration and trusted connections.

Magic: The Gathering Commander play at Monster Games. Before arriving, make sure the companion app is installed and updated. If you are new to Magic or to the Commander format, decks are available to use once you sign in.

The first Community Trunk or Treat at Timber Pines Centre brings an evening of Halloween fun with decorated trunks, candy, costumes, and food trucks in a friendly, neighborhood setting. Families can visit participating trunks, gather treats, and enjoy lighthearted activities while connecting with local businesses and other community members. Organized with support from the businesses of Timber Pines Centre together with Keller Williams Realty Elite Partners, this gathering celebrates community spirit and togetherness with hopes of starting a tradition for years to come.

Celebrate the season at a Fall Festival offering games, food, music, vendor booths, and inflatable attractions, with even more activities to explore. Enjoy a lively atmosphere with plenty of ways to play, listen, browse, and grab a bite.

Now on Fridays at The Farm, enjoy live music centered around a community potluck and open jam. Bring your instrument and a dish to share, then settle in for a friendly session of music-making. Admission is $5 and a signed waiver is required.

This performance features John playing familiar favorites and mixing in timeless classics that may be new to some listeners. The complete Oasis menu will be available. Admission is free, and tips for John are appreciated.

Settle in for an outdoor evening at The Shops at Wiregrass Center Court as internationally acclaimed guitarist Pavlo leads a high-energy performance that weaves Mediterranean, Greek, Latin, Spanish, flamenco, and world influences into one sweeping musical journey. The program features special guests, with violinist G Pinto opening and singer-songwriter Luke McMaster adding his signature sound, known through collaborations with top recording artists. This is more than a concert, with exceptional live music, dining options, and a lively community atmosphere that welcomes music fans of all ages. Complimentary open seating invites guests to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets. Those seeking an elevated experience can upgrade to reserved seating with a VIP meet and greet at Leonidas Chocolates & Café by making a donation of $65 or more, which also includes a swag bag. Attendees can enter to win a signed Pavlo Signature Series Guitar valued at over $850, with all donations supporting The Inspire Foundation, an organization that provides music lessons and educational opportunities for children with disabilities and autism. The Pavlo Signature Series Guitar is crafted in Canada by Godin and is tailored for a Mediterranean or nylon-string sound. It features solid Canadian cedar tops, warm East Indian rosewood bodies, 24-fret ebony fingerboards, signature Greek key rosettes, and onboard Fishman pickup systems with built-in tuners. Expect a night of world-class music, rich culture, and a welcoming community vibe. Please no coolers, outside beverages, or food.

In Brooksville, the Tunnel of Terror turns a routine car wash into a spooky experience, delivering thrills along with a sparkling finish. Tickets are $30, and Unlimited Club members receive free entry. Advance tickets can be purchased in person on site before the event.

Karaoke takes center stage on Friday night. Queen of Hearts tickets are available all week for the Friday night drawings.

Settle into an evening of mindful creativity guided by Anne Marie Kearney, where simple doodle practices inspired by gratitude and affirmations encourage a calm, centered, and positive mindset. Expect a relaxed atmosphere that nurtures presence and connection while exploring fresh ways to play with design patterns. The session opens with grounding breathwork and a guided meditation, followed by time to experiment with mindful art in the peaceful surroundings of the Lotus Pond. It is suited to first-timers, practicing artists, and anyone seeking an easygoing creative outlet. All materials are provided, and participants take home their artwork. This is a donation-based experience with suggested contributions of $10, $20, or $30. Guests may bring a favorite dish or treat to share, potluck style. Anne Marie is deeply connected to the Lotus Pond community and teaches with a gentle, compassionate, and exploratory approach that supports ease, balance, clarity, renewed energy, creativity, and inner stillness. A Tampa native, an artist, and a mother of three adult children, she loves Florida’s natural landscapes and waterways and brings that curiosity into her mindful art and guided meditations. She studies the wisdom of Yoga and Ayurveda, has completed the Lotus Pond 200-hour teacher training, and is continuing with the 300-hour advanced program. She embraces yoga as a way of life and encourages ongoing practice so that our best qualities can shine through day to day. Please note that any information shared is not medical advice and does not replace care from a healthcare provider. Consult your provider for guidance that fits your needs.

A community market fills The Richey Racquet Building with local vendors, live music, entertainment for children, and a variety of food and adult beverages. Dogs are welcome, so four legged companions can come along. Thunder Bear's will offer open play for $5, adding an extra option for fun while you explore the market.

Set sail on The Lost Pearl pirate ship for a family-friendly Halloween voyage in Downtown Tampa that welcomes kids, adults, and pirate enthusiasts. This 1.5-hour cruise blends festive frights with high-seas fun, and costumes are encouraged for all ages. Activities include a pumpkin toss, water cannon battles, and a spooky dance party. Captain Patchy hosts a floating pumpkin patch, with one complimentary pumpkin for each child age 12 and under while supplies last. A full bar, snacks, and a gift shop are available for purchase on board. The cruise departs from Downtown Tampa and showcases memorable views of Tampa Bay. Ticket pricing starts at $34.95 for adults and $29.95 for children ages 2 to 12, with infants under 2 riding at no cost.

A weekly live music series at Oasis Coffee Spot features a rotating mix of performers and genres. One week might bring pop or country, another could offer sing along favorites, jazz, gospel, or something completely different. Every show is performed live, the vibe is upbeat, and the setting welcomes all ages. The music follows the regular After Dinner with John T. program, and the artist lineup is updated from week to week.

Spend an evening connecting with fellow parents at Mandola's Italian Kitchen in Carrollwood. This is an adults-only gathering, and nursing babies are welcome. RSVP is requested for those planning to attend.

Plant meets Bloomingdale for the ninth varsity game of the season. The matchup doubles as the Homecoming game at Henry B. Plant High School in Tampa.

Pokémon Trainers are invited to compete in a League Challenge that offers season-long rewards and the chance to earn Championship Points toward a World Championships invitation. The competition runs in a Swiss format with best-of-one, 30 minute rounds. Entry is $12, and each participant receives a Play! Prize Pack upon registering. Prizes are determined by final Swiss records, and store credit is added to the prize pool for every player who enters. Championship Points are on the line as follows: first place earns 15 points, second place earns 12 points with four or more players, third and fourth earn 10 points each with eight or more, fifth through eighth earn 8 points each with fourteen or more, ninth through sixteenth earn 6 points each with twenty-five or more, and seventeenth through thirty-second earn 4 points each with forty-eight or more.

Stand-up takes over a quirky little art house in Ybor City, featuring an always-fresh mix of some of the best comics from Florida, rising local talent, and touring performers, with surprise drop-ins keeping things lively. The Gimmick is a compact, DIY comedy space built for shows you will not find at a typical club, making the experience intimate, surprising, and unmistakably Ybor. It is BYOB, and guests may bring their own drinks. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Seating is limited, so buying ahead is encouraged. All sales are final.

Sun City Sapphics returns to Parcade for a Sapphic Night around Halloween that centers community, retro arcade games, and great drinks. Costumes are encouraged, drink specials run all night, and there is an option to get unlimited credits for $8. Sun City Sapphics is a Tampa Bay community for sapphic people focused on real connection, friendship, events, and queer joy without the cliquey energy.

Uncle John's Band brings a jam-forward celebration of the Grateful Dead, aiming to capture the feel, improvisation, and communal spirit of a classic Dead concert. Formed in 1989 in Clearwater, Florida, the group has logged hundreds of performances around the Tampa Bay area, including shows at the State Theatre in St. Petersburg, festivals at Vinoy Park, sunset sets at Clearwater Pier, and a long running Thursday night tradition at Skipper's Smokehouse in Tampa, building a following in the thousands. Admission is $10 and tickets are not sold in advance.

Admission is free, no tickets are needed, and all ages are welcome at this event at Art's Tap House North. Complimentary parking is available. For questions, call 727-848-2566.

At Tom Varn Park, the Greater Hernando County Chamber of Commerce's Hernando Hustle 5K Walk & Run offers a fun, family-friendly experience for walkers, runners, and joggers. Aim for a personal record or enjoy a relaxed stroll with friends, and know that everyone is welcome.

At Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, the local Jeep community unites to support the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk. Tampa Jeep Krewe, Pinellas County Jeep Club, Jeep Latino Tampa Bay, Jeep Girls of Florida, and Jeep Girl Tribe are building a team. Participants can decorate their Jeeps in pink, park in a dedicated Jeep lot, enjoy a DJ, and visit a pink out station that sets the tone for a spirited show of support. The focus is on honoring survivors, standing with those in treatment, remembering loved ones, and welcoming anyone who wants to walk at any pace. Trophies will be awarded, with categories to be announced, encouraging creative pink Jeep designs. The first 150 people who join the team and make a donation of 25 dollars or more will receive a specially designed Jeep and breast cancer awareness shirt, available only in person at the event while supplies last. Support comes from sponsors such as The Jeep Lab, The Paw Spa, Jerry Ulm Customs, Rock Ready Offroad, Battle Bottle, Pinellas County Jeep Club, Red Scorpion, Jeep Flea Market, Naturescapes, Jeep Girls of Florida, Alpha Bravo Off-Road, Stinger, Park on 66, Viso Juve, Czelusta Law, Christian Ramirez Designs, Jeep Beach, Tampa Rubber & Gasket, Specialty Powder Coating, and Sozio's Tree Service. Raffle prizes are donated by supporters including Jeep Beach 2027, Krawln for the Fallen, Jerry Ulm Customs, Plug Performance, Tiny Wraps, Jeep Girl Tribe, Pinellas County Jeep Club, Bass Pro Shops, Just1Bite, The Jeep Flea Market, Rock Ready Offroad, Dexter (Diane), Mcdivots, and Ed's Fine Wines, with others contributing as well. This event is free to attend and open to everyone with no registration fee.

Canterbury Farms Nursery hosts an Oktoberfest that blends local businesses, great food, live music, and a love of plants. Guests can wander the grounds, shop creative goods from area makers, enjoy bites from food vendors, take a hay ride, and find limited-time plant deals throughout the nursery. Seasonal displays and colorful flowers create plenty of photo opportunities. Admission is free, making it an easy fall outing with family and friends.

Browse sports trading cards, collectible memorabilia, Pokémon items, comic books, and more at a sports and collectables show at St. Anthony The Abbot Catholic Church in Brooksville, FL. Concessions will be available. Vendor tables are available.

A Halloween-inspired golf outing at Rogers Park Golf Course blends costumes, friendly competition, and school spirit in support of Pepin Academies. On the course, golfers can take aim in the Hole-in-One, Closest to the Pin, and Longest Drive contests for bragging rights and prizes. Those feeling bold can enter the optional Happy Gilmore Challenge to put their short game to the test. Off the greens, a silent auction and raffle prizes add more ways to contribute while spending a memorable day with friends, coworkers, and fellow supporters. Festive attire is encouraged, and the atmosphere stays playful whether you are chasing birdies or soaking up the spooky fun. Every swing, bid, and raffle ticket helps make a difference for Pepin Academies students.

Enjoy an easygoing outdoor yoga flow at Ybor City Museum State Park. All are welcome, with beginners supported and experienced practitioners invited to deepen their practice while taking in the open air. The class draws many Ybor City residents, offering a relaxed way to meet neighbors. It has been held at this location for 15 years.

Faith Community Church hosts a yard and market sale featuring crafts, food, yard sale items, and a farmers market. Vendors are welcome to participate, contributing to a varied selection for attendees to explore.

Young creators can enjoy a lively session of artmaking, games, music, and social time in a safe, welcoming setting. Snacks and drinks are provided, and each child completes a one-of-a-kind project to take home and share with family. Whether a child prefers painting, drawing, building, or simply experimenting with materials, this program nurtures imagination, builds confidence, and sparks new friendships while parents enjoy some time to themselves. You can pay online or in person with cash, check, or Zelle. The Artmaking Space is a nonprofit community art studio and outreach program that fosters wellbeing and connection through creativity, and it is inclusive and accessible to people of all ages and abilities.

The Tampa Guitar Show returns to the Florida State Fairgrounds for two days dedicated to guitars and gear. Browse extensive selections of vintage, rare, and modern instruments, along with amps, pedals, accessories, and other hard to find equipment. Local and national vendors host live demonstrations and offer hands on opportunities to try out the latest finds. Musicians at every level, collectors, and music fans can buy, sell, and trade, compare options, and connect with a community of players and gear enthusiasts while searching for that unexpected piece to round out a setup.

A lively, family-friendly marketplace fills Midtown Commons as young entrepreneurs share their own ventures alongside the Midtown Tampa Market with Tampa Bay Markets. The event features a dedicated Kids Market area where youth-run businesses sell their creations, complemented by a wide mix of artisan goods, fresh produce, specialty foods, and tasty options from local food vendors. Live music and entertainment add to the upbeat atmosphere, making it easy to browse handmade items, sample local flavors, and support the next generation of business owners.

UroTuning’s Trunk or Treat returns with a casual meet centered on cars and candy. It carries the relaxed feel of a cars and coffee gathering, only without the coffee. Participants open their trunks to hand out sweets and showcase spooky car mods, creating a friendly outing for friends and families.

Step into a Halloween themed indoor market that brings together local creators, crafters, artisans, and small business vendors. Explore festive finds for the season, from spooky decorations and wreaths to cozy fall accents, candles, soaps, seasonal self care treats, cookies and baked goods, artisan snacks, jewelry and accessories, boutique picks, handmade gifts, and pet goodies made for furry trick or treaters. Families can browse for Halloween decor, seasonal treats, and one of a kind gifts in a relaxed setting. Admission and parking are free, the event takes place indoors, and costumes are welcome.

ScovilleStrong Foundation Fall Festival at Kontos Event Center in New Port Richey features family fun with vendors, games, and food, all in the spirit of community. The festival supports the foundation’s mission to keep kids connected through gaming and technology while they undergo medical treatment.

Guests are invited to wear a favorite Halloween costume for a lively party featuring dancing, festive face art, and seasonal fun. Expect upbeat music, happy smiles, and a touch of Halloween magic throughout. Tickets may be transferred to another guest, but purchases are final and cannot be refunded. To avoid extra fees, buy tickets by calling the spa at (727) 261-6265.

Now in its eleventh year, this community poker run raises funds for the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch in Safety Harbor. Motorcycles and cars are welcome, and the route starts at the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch, stops at Harley-Davidson of New Port Richey, and finishes at Tarpon Turtle Waterfront Grill in Tarpon Springs. The day includes prize drawings and raffles, with entry set at $20 per person and an optional extra poker card available for $10. All proceeds received go directly to the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch to help provide a caring, protective environment for children. Raffle items, donations, and sponsorships are appreciated, and questions can be directed to Kim Adams at 727-300-6560.

The 2nd annual Florida Diwali Mela in Tampa brings communities together to celebrate with light, culture, and festivity. Building on last year’s fair that welcomed more than 5,000 attendees, it returns with a full mela experience featuring a wide variety of Indian food stalls and festive shopping for traditional clothing, jewelry, handicrafts, and decor. Attendees can enjoy a kids game zone and other activities, along with cultural performances that showcase music and dance. The event includes community booths and local vendors, Diwali themed photo spots, family friendly entertainment, and a few extra surprises. Online tickets cost $10.

This event is free to attend.

Celebrate Halloween with the annual Trunk or Treat presented by Evolve and BTG. Wear a costume and bring a candy bag to collect sweets. Participants who want to decorate a vehicle can enter the trunk contest for a $10 cash-only fee. The winning trunk receives half of the entry pot, and the remaining half helps cover field trip bus costs. The focus is on Halloween fun, imaginative trunk designs, and lots of treats.

Hosted by the River Ridge High School Royal Sound Band Boosters, the Florida Bandmasters Association District 5 Marching Band MPA brings together participants and supporters from Pasco, Hernando, and Citrus counties for a full day centered on performances, music, and community celebration. Thousands will take part as marching bands showcase their work and engage in assessment, highlighting the dedication and talent of student musicians from across the district.

This Death Cafe offers an open conversation about a topic many avoid, inviting participants to consider how acknowledging mortality can enrich everyday life. It takes place at SpookEasy Lounge in historic Ybor City, with support from Rose Hill Memorial Park. Instead of a lecture or formal program, the emphasis is on candid dialogue prompted by thoughtful questions. Attendees may hear insights from people who work in end-of-life care, share personal reflections or simply listen, and connect with others in a welcoming setting. All are welcome, whether you have experienced loss, are reflecting on your own mortality, or are simply interested in a meaningful exchange. This gathering is conversational and not intended as a grief support meeting. If you are actively grieving, referrals to appropriate support resources can be provided.

Create a personalized wood sign at a relaxed paint and sip class that provides all materials and clear, step-by-step instruction. No experience is required. Bring your creativity and enjoy music, drinks, and friendly company while you paint. This hands-on session is great for a fun outing, a date night, or a group activity.

Designed for ages 15 and up, this four-week contemporary monologue workshop helps performers prepare for auditions and strengthen onstage confidence. Under the guidance of award-winning actor, playwright, and director Marc S. Sanders, each participant selects a dramatic or comedic piece and develops it into a polished performance through personalized coaching and hands-on practice. Sessions cover choosing material that fits your type and goals, breaking down text for character, objectives, and motivation, building authentic emotional connection, and refining voice, movement, and presence. Memorization strategies, audition techniques, and supportive peer feedback are part of the process. The class meets on four consecutive Saturdays, allowing time between sessions to rehearse and apply new skills, and concludes with two showcase performances for an audience. This program is free, though space is limited and advance registration is required. Consistent attendance at all classes and both showcases is expected, and missed commitments may result in removal from the program and could affect future audition opportunities with Carrollwood Players. Participants must provide their own monologue, ideally three to five minutes, and no duplicates are allowed. Marc S. Sanders will contact attendees before the first meeting to discuss and approve selections, and students should arrive ready to begin work with scripts in hand. Some material may include mature language or themes, so prospective participants should consider their comfort level before registering.

A Halloween Trunk or Treat welcomes all ages and provides a fun, family-focused experience.

Live Nation and No Clubs present a milestone night celebrating two decades of Nekrogoblikon, featuring special guests Aborted, Signs of the Swarm, and Party Cannon at The RITZ Ybor. This is a general admission, standing room only concert. The venue is cashless, so plan to pay by card or with a digital wallet. Casual attire is welcome, but shirts and shoes are required. Backpacks, book bags, camelbaks, large purses, and bandanas are not permitted, and all bags are subject to inspection at entry. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. A full service bar will be available, and there are dining options nearby. The RITZ Ybor is fully wheelchair accessible. While there is no designated ADA section, certain medical equipment can be accommodated, and guests with specific needs may contact the venue for assistance. Professional audio and video equipment, including cameras with detachable lenses or tripods, is not allowed. Members of the press should coordinate credentials through the artist’s management. To avoid issues with invalid tickets, purchase only through official channels.

Vespa and scooter owners in South Tampa are meeting at Buddy Brew Coffee for a relaxed get-together focused on conversation and community. If there is interest, the group may take a brief ride to a nearby spot. Chill Bros Ice Cream is next door for anyone who wants a sweet break. The location was moved from Di Coffee Bar because Davis Island is hosting its annual trick or treat and Main Street will be closed and busy. The organizer plans to arrive a little early to try to save a shared area near the cafe if space allows, and suggestions for this and future meetups are welcome.

Get into the Halloween spirit at the Monster Mash Halloween dance at the Recreation Center. This festive gathering features music and dancing along with crafts, games, and food. Pre-registration is $7 per person, and registration on the day of the event is $10 per person.

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.

Kids can dive into pumpkin painting, pizza, and Halloween games, then settle in for a screening of the animated Addams Family. Costumes or Halloween pajamas are encouraged, keeping things fun and not too scary. It offers a festive way for children to celebrate the season with friends while parents enjoy a few hours to themselves.

This event pairs a dessert auction with games to raise funds for teens attending the Follow Conference. Participants may bring favorite games to share, place bids on desserts, and spend time with the Resonate community. All donations support teens going to the Follow Conference.

FLAW brings back its annual Halloween show with a lineup that includes Behind the Haze, Kalus, KillBride, and Exoplasm. More guests will be announced to round out the Halloween celebration.

Karaoke at VFW Post 7845 is hosted by KJ Steve Ur. The venue is smoke free inside, with a screened patio available for smokers. Food is offered while the singing is underway. Early sign up is recommended.

Huey Go Again brings the hits of 80s icon Huey Lewis and The News to Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard in Brooksville, promising a night filled with dancing, singing, and plenty of feel-good energy. The group captures the band’s signature sound with a lead vocalist who nails Huey Lewis’s gritty tone on Heart and Soul, then glides into the jazz-leaning Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do. Expect tight guitars and keys, a punchy horn section, and a sax spotlight that powers dance favorites like Hip to Be Square, with arrangements crafted to echo the classic recordings for an authentic live experience. Set against a scenic vineyard backdrop, the winery offers dinner options, Florida-made wines, and other refreshments for a relaxed concert atmosphere. Gourmet food trucks will be on site. Please note that coolers, outside containers, outside food, and pets are not permitted. Tickets are offered in two tiers. VIP is $40 plus sales tax and fees for a total of $44.80 and includes reserved front-area table seating. General admission is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Presented by MarEmil Music in partnership with Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard.

An evening of open mic performances invites local performers to take the stage and share their skills.

Twilight Tea is a Halloween-themed tea party welcoming both adults and children. Enjoy seasonal teas with bite-size snacks and desserts in a cozy setting filled with playful spooky charm. A guided, hands-on craft invites every participant to create a Halloween keepsake to take home. Costumes are welcome but not required, making it a comfortable choice for families, friends, and anyone who appreciates a touch of elegance with their Halloween fun. Tickets are $40 per person and include food, unlimited tea, and the crafting activity.

Enjoy live music from 3 Foot Circle at Ukulele Brands in Land O Lakes. The performance is booked by Chandler Entertainment LLC, a talent agency that also handles artist management and live music booking and has been active across Florida since 2013.

Rex Floyd presents a Pink Floyd tribute performed by Rexartrifken’s four piece jam band, honoring five decades of the group’s album legacy. The performance aims to capture the spirit of the original band and pairs the music with dynamic sound, lighting, and laser effects for a full concert atmosphere. Admission is $15 to $20.

Reality Bites returns to Bourbon On Main in New Port Richey for another appearance. This event is sponsored by JME Talent.

A charity golf tournament at Timber Greens Country Club features on-site registration followed by a shotgun start. The day centers on using the game to help create a brighter future.

An indoor, air-conditioned Hot Wheels show in Brooksville offers free public admission, trading, and a raffle. Attendees can explore 50 six-foot tables, find something to eat, and enjoy complimentary popcorn. Everyone receives a raffle ticket upon entry, with extra chances available for $1 each. Bringing cars to trade with vendors or other attendees is encouraged. Vendor tables are $10 each and must be paid one week in advance. Setup is limited to vendors before the public enters, and each vendor may bring one helper. Parking is plentiful, and the show goes on rain or shine. This event is planned to be held monthly.

Dive into an immersive, hands-on herbology workshop designed for anyone curious about herbal medicine. Enrollment is capped at 10 participants to allow personalized guidance and a supportive learning pace. Led by an experienced herbalist, the class covers core techniques and practical skills for making remedies at home. Learn how to infuse oils with botanical benefits for skincare, transform those infusions into soothing salves and creams, and prepare poultices and compresses for targeted topical use. Explore gentle herbal bath soaks that bring plant properties into a skincare toolkit, and create a topical magnesium spray intended to support recovery, ease discomfort and inflammation, and help restore magnesium for a calmer nervous system and more restful sleep. This workshop welcomes beginners as well as those with some background who want to deepen their practice. With a focus on clear instruction and plenty of hands-on time, participants leave with the confidence to craft their own herbal products. Class size is limited to maintain an intimate learning environment.

Compete for a first place prize of $1,500, guaranteed with a field of 30 teams. Teams of three bowlers will bowl three games plus two Baker games. The entry fee is $70 per bowler, or $210 for a full team. Extra opportunities include optional singles and doubles, an optional senior category, brackets, and a 50/50. Registration is online only.

Catch every snap as the Buccaneers face the Panthers with the action on screens throughout WOB Bar & Kitchen. Sip chilled beverages and dig into favorite game day bites while the excitement builds from the opening kick to the final whistle.

The monthly Tournament Edition of Tampa Gaming Dojo features competitive brackets for Tekken 8, Ultra Street Fighter 4, and Street Fighter 6. Doors open for registration, then competition proceeds on provided PS5 setups with Brooks adapters. The dojo fee is $5, and the entry fee is $10, and 100 percent of entry fees go to the players. Cash is preferred for signups, or use Squarepay with a surcharge. Participants should bring their own controller.

Costumed pets take center stage in a friendly contest held as part of the North Tampa Bay Chamber’s 22nd anniversary Wesley Chapel Fall Festival. Entry is free, and check-in takes place at the stage at Tampa Premium Outlets. Winners receive medals and trophies, and a Trunk or Treat is included in the festivities.

The Bearded Brothers return to The Lazy Lizard for Lazy Last Sunday, bringing live music alongside food and cold drinks. Reservations are not accepted on Sundays, so arrive with your full party and consider carpooling. Only service animals are allowed.

An eerie music program unfolds at Hudson First United Methodist Church, tracing a playful journey through haunted favorites. The lineup ranges from Time Warp and Monsters of Myth to selections from The Phantom of the Opera and The Nightmare Before Christmas. Admission is free, with donations appreciated.

A Sunday Funday celebration features a favorite band performing beloved 80s hits, creating a nostalgic, feel-good atmosphere.

Experience a classic high tea with a Tampa touch aboard Craft during a leisurely 90 minute cruise on the Hillsborough River. Take in Downtown views as the vessel glides under historic low bridges and past the distinctive minarets of the Tampa Hotel. Savor a curated spread of savory tea sandwiches, warm scones finished with a champagne glaze, and delicate French macarons. A complimentary champagne toast and an assortment of premium hot teas are included, and the Bow & Stern bar offers additional cocktails for purchase. This relaxed outing suits birthdays and anniversaries, mother and daughter get togethers, bridal or baby showers, and an elevated daytime date. Tickets start at $59.95 per person, and capacity is limited on the 130 foot vessel to keep the experience intimate.

A candlelit program of Halloween favorites fills Centro Asturiano de Tampa as the Listeso String Quartet performs eerie classics and iconic themes in an intimate setting. The tentative set includes Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, the second movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, and music tied to Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters. Saint-Saëns’s Danse macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Schubert’s Erlkönig, a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Grieg’s In the Hall of the Mountain King add to the spine-tingling atmosphere in Tampa. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone.

Experience a sneak peek of the Pokémon TCG expansion Mega Evolution: Delta Reign, where the skies take center stage with Mega Rayquaza ex leading the charge alongside Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex, and Mega Golisopod ex. Entry is $30 and includes one sealed prerelease kit to build your deck for limited play. The event features three Swiss rounds with best of one, 30 minute matches, and there is no top cut. Players receive one additional booster pack for each round they play.

Drivin N Cryin takes the stage for a night of seasoned rock from a band that launched at Atlanta’s 688 Club in 1985 and later earned places in both the Georgia and Wisconsin Music Halls of Fame. Founding members Kevn Kinney and Tim Nielsen, joined by longtime drummer Dave V Johnson, lead a set shaped by decades on the road and a deep songbook. Recent highlights include the Island Records reissue of Mystery Road, Darius Rucker’s take on the anthem "Straight To Hell," a remastered version of their 1997 self-titled album reintroduced as Too Late To Turn Back Now, the studio release Live The Love Beautiful, and an ongoing tribute series of more than 100 songs honoring Kinney’s writing. The group has shared stages with Hootie & The Blowfish, The Black Crowes, Blackberry Smoke, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Jason Isbell, with repeat appearances on Rock Boat, Outlaw Country Cruise, Moon Crush, and other specialty events. This event is for ages 21 and over, with entry permitted for those under 21 when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

A concert headlined by Teddy Swims comes to Benchmark International Arena, featuring guest performances from Wyatt Flores and MarcLo.

Open Mic Night at UBTH Lounge welcomes performers and supporters for an evening of live music, poetry, comedy, and more. The setting is friendly and encouraging, with plenty of cheers for local talent. All ages are welcome. Those who want to take the stage can reserve a spot by signing up in advance on Instagram, and every skill level is invited to participate. Friends and family are encouraged to attend and share a relaxed night of entertainment and community spirit.

A midnight celebration at ERRA Books marks the arrival of the next ACOTAR title, with trivia, games, snacks, and themed drinks from Low Tide Lemonade. A costume contest adds to the fun, and the shop will be open for browsing and purchases. Each Midnight Release ticket includes a hardcover copy of the book, a swag bag, and one drink ticket. Additional beverages will be available for purchase. Tickets are available now.

This Purposeful Living Women gathering takes place at Starkey Market in Trinity and offers a welcoming setting for women to connect, build community, and grow in business, relationships, and their spiritual walk. Whether developing a business, ministry, or nonprofit, or simply seeking more, attendees can expect genuine conversation, prayer, encouragement, and practical networking in a God-first environment. The focus is on expanding circles, forming relationships that matter, and growing alongside women who lead with purpose. Bringing business cards can help make the most of new connections, and friends are welcome. A $10 guest access pass is available for those who want to attend, and membership is offered for consistent growth within the community. The spirit of the gathering reflects Hebrews 10:25 with an emphasis on meeting together and encouraging one another. Space is limited, so RSVP is recommended.

Build confidence on the water with a kayaking course that introduces the essentials, including safely getting in and out of a kayak, practicing self rescue, helping another paddler, towing techniques, and mastering different strokes. After the on-shore and on-water basics, the group will set out for a short paddle along MacDill beach and the surrounding mangroves. Bring water, snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, and insect repellent. Waterproof bags and PFDs are provided, and wearing a PFD is required. Children are welcome if they can follow instructions and may need to share a tandem kayak with an adult. Class size is capped at eight. To reserve a spot, call FamCamp at (813) 512-6710 or (813) 840-6920, Monday through Saturday.

A special offer features the Bogey Burger with fries for $10.99.

Enjoy a lunchtime networking meetup at Cantina Viajero with professionals from Trinity, New Port Richey, Wesley Chapel, Lutz and Odessa. The lunch welcomes all professionals, and attendees are asked to bring 24 business cards to exchange. Guided by the RGA philosophy, the focus is on building real relationships rather than chasing leads or meeting quotas. Categories are not locked to a single seat, referrals are voluntary, and collaboration is encouraged so participants can build familiarity and trust. A broad mix of industries is represented, including accounting, legal services, trades, wellness, real estate, marketing, technology and home services.

This weekly networking focus group in New Port Richey meets at Art's Tap House South, located inside LaneGlo Bowl, and centers on building relationships that go deeper than a quick pitch. Participants focus on understanding the person behind the business, developing reliable referral ties, and creating connections that last. To keep a balanced mix of professions, the group reserves one spot per industry. Visitors can attend a few meetings to get a feel for the format, then pursue membership through a WPBA partnership if it is a good fit. The West Pasco/Pinellas Business Association, known as WPBA, brings together more than 160 businesses and nonprofits to strengthen the community. Since 2010, the organization has directed over $3 million in local support for individuals and families facing hardship, while fostering small business growth, workforce development, and collaboration with nonprofits. Ongoing initiatives include monthly volunteer efforts through WPBA Serves and a Community Connections program that links companies with nonprofits for broader impact. Partners participate in gatherings throughout the year, and signature events help channel significant charitable funding back into Pasco and Pinellas communities.

This event centers on Magic: The Gathering Commander. Attendees are asked to have the companion app installed and up to date before arrival. New players or those new to Commander can borrow a deck after signing in.

Black History Book Club continues its fall series with a conversation at Tampa’s Black History Museum about The Talented Ribkins by Ladee Hubbard. Published in 2017, the novel combines speculative storytelling with social satire, following a Black family whose handed-down superhuman gifts are shaped by the forces of race and class as much as by the abilities themselves. The discussion explores how Hubbard uses humor and genre to consider ideas of worth, achievement, and survival within long-standing systems of inequity. This free, community-focused gathering centers on dialogue about Black authorship, creative storytelling, and how narratives can question prevailing cultural norms. Copies of the book are available through the Tampa Bay History Center Museum Store or from online retailers.

A twilight kayak adventure on the Chassahowitzka River celebrates the Hunter’s Moon, setting out from Chassahowitzka River Campground in Homosassa. Paddlers head toward a quiet, primitive stretch as the sun slips behind palm trees and sawgrass, with frequent sightings that can include dolphins, manatees, otters, and bald eagles. As evening deepens, the full moon rises low and luminous, and there is time to talk about the moon, planets, and constellations. The return trip follows the moonlit river, with a colorful dusk sky and the sounds of owls, frogs, and crickets, and lightning bugs are sometimes seen. Kayaks, all necessary gear, and proper lighting for safe night navigation are provided. The outing lasts about 2.5 hours and costs $60 per person. It is not recommended for inexperienced kayakers or small children. Advance online booking is requested, and a confirmation email with details is sent after reserving.

Cuban salsa takes center stage in a welcoming, spacious studio inside WestShore Plaza in Tampa. Monday classes focus on Rueda de Casino with three levels to choose from. The beginner five week series introduces the rueda structure, essential figures, and partner leading and following, and it is progressive, so new students are not added after the second week. The intermediate five week series builds on the basics with standard patterns, increased speed, refined technique, and the hand signals used to call moves. It is intended for dancers who have completed the beginner course or who can confidently dance figures such as Vacila, Exhibela, Sombrero, Adiós or Prima con la Hermana, Setenta, and Balsero, with instructor evaluation as needed. The advanced class moves at a brisk pace and explores more intricate Cuban salsa patterns while reinforcing partner connection for both casino and rueda. Dancers should already be comfortable with figures including Coca Cola, Setenta Complicado, Dedo, Montaña, Juana la Cubana, Sombrero Doble, along with the intermediate set. Instruction is led by Robert Morales with assistant Laura Cristina, who bring more than two decades of dancing experience and over 14 years of teaching, along with continued training in Cuba and abroad. Pricing is $60 for a five class punch card or $20 for a single class, and payment is accepted via Zelle, Venmo, credit card, or cash. Free parking is available in the mall lot.

Monday nights bring Music Bingo to Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille. Enjoy lively rounds, prize giveaways, and a friendly crowd that welcomes first timers and seasoned players alike. There is no cost to participate.

This weekly networking focus group from the West Pasco Business Association meets at Hampton Inn Odessa to help professionals build stronger relationships. The focus is on getting to know the people behind each business, moving past brief introductions to develop trusted referral partners, meaningful connections, and lasting friendships. Participation is seat specific, with only one representative per industry. Visitors can attend a few times to experience the format, then membership is completed through a WPBA Partnership. WPBA brings together more than 140 businesses and nonprofits to strengthen the community. Since 2010 it has distributed over $3 million locally to support families and individuals in crisis, while advancing small business growth, workforce development, and collaboration with nonprofits. Ongoing efforts include monthly service projects that aid local charities, food pantries, and neighbors in need, along with a Community Connections program that links businesses with nonprofits for broader impact. Partners also take part in regular community gatherings and signature annual events that help direct hundreds of thousands of dollars in charitable support back to Pasco and Pinellas. The organization champions shared growth, mutual support, and measurable community impact across the region.

A relaxing and creative way to start the day, this Art Café welcomes everyone regardless of age, ability, or prior art experience. Reservations are optional, with the choice to RSVP to hold a spot or arrive without one. Explore a selection of self-directed art projects and work at your own pace in a friendly, inclusive setting. Each project is priced individually, so you pay only for what you decide to make, and the Studio Director is available for guidance and support. It suits individuals, friends, and families, with a focus on relaxing, creating, connecting, and belonging. The Artmaking Space blends creativity with wellness. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community art studio and outreach program where creative activity supports wellbeing and connection, and it maintains an accessible, inclusive environment that welcomes people across age groups and ability levels.

Tequila Tuesdays at Florida Cracker Fish Company features $5 margaritas available throughout the day.

Connect with peers at a B2B networking gathering at Hooters of Spring Hill. The event offers Chamber Members the chance to build relationships with fellow members and other business representatives. Participation is open to members and non-members at no charge, and attendees simply cover the cost of their own meal. Businesses of all kinds are welcome.

Build meaningful business relationships in a relaxed, growth-focused setting with the RGA New Tampa Business Networking Meeting. Revenue Growth Alliance has supported local entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners since 2010 by fostering trust, community, and collaboration. This gathering removes common barriers to networking. There are no seat restrictions that block competitors, members can deliver a 10 minute spotlight to share expertise, and there are no required referral quotas or punitive attendance rules. Participants also gain access to wider Alliance opportunities, including regional business expos, pitch events, and author platforms. Professionals from any industry are welcome, from real estate and finance to marketing, technology, healthcare, and local services. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards, prepare a concise 30 second introduction, and arrive with a collaborative mindset focused on long-term value. Guests may attend at no cost for their first two visits.

Tom Varn Park becomes a seasonal pumpkin patch stocked with a wide variety of pumpkins. Visitors can choose a porch-ready pumpkin, capture family photos among the displays, and enjoy the feel of fall in Brooksville. This community tradition gets underway with help from local volunteers who unload the pumpkin truck, setting the scene for a festive, photo-friendly experience.

Connect with fellow local businesses and build meaningful relationships. Meet peers from the area, share introductions, and grow your professional network through conversation.

Explore nearly a century of The Hacienda’s heritage during guided evening tours that highlight 98 years of hospitality. A hotel manager leads guests through the property, sharing stories of memorable events and prominent visitors. The experience includes a look inside one of the guest rooms, and there is time for questions at the end. Tours run about 20 to 30 minutes. Admission is covered with the purchase of a cocktail at Sasha's on the Park, and guests receive 10 percent off a meal at The Hacienda afterward. If you prefer not to purchase a cocktail, a $5 donation to the West Pasco Historical Society is requested.

Double Bogey’s Tavern & Grille is introducing Family Dinner Night with a family-friendly perk. Children can enjoy a complimentary kids meal with the purchase of an adult entree, limited to one free kids meal per qualifying entree. The Taco Tuesday special does not count as the required adult entree for this offer, and eligibility is limited to guests 12 years old and under.

Test your knowledge at trivia night at The Turn Bar and Grill at The Groves in Land O' Lakes. Everyone is welcome, and it is free to play. Form a team, enjoy the menu, and compete for prizes. The top three teams earn gift certificates worth $30, $20, and $10. For bonus points, review the three daily article headlines before the game to add five points to your score.

At The Stadium in New Port Richey, FL, Brit-ish Mike hosts a family friendly trivia game that is free to play. The evening pairs music, food, and beer with the quiz, with specials available on select food and drinks. Gift card prizes are awarded to the top three teams.

Music Bingo unfolds in the garage bar, led by E. Dash. Enjoy several rounds, with prizes handed out after each one. A pizza special is available, with any 12-inch pizza listed on the menu priced at $12.99. This event takes place on Tuesdays.

Casual matches are welcome before the tournament begins. Participants should register in advance through the Bandai TCG+ app before arriving.

An open microphone session centered on acoustic music that invites performers to share unplugged songs while listeners enjoy live, stripped-down sets. The focus stays on clear vocals, acoustic instruments, and the intimate feel of a low-volume performance.

Best of the Bay honoree Jon Ditty hosts a hip hop DJ night and open mic at New World Tampa. This monthly showcase features an eclectic blend of classic, contemporary, and underground tracks, followed by stage time for local performers. Artists can freestyle or present original material. Emcees may bring performance tracks on a USB flash drive, or rap over beats supplied by Jon Ditty.

An evening of campfire storytelling at Tampa Theatre brings together Jean, Suncoast Storytellers, and The Storytellers of Old Tampa Bay for spooky tales inside the historic movie palace beneath a star-lit ceiling. The program is family-friendly, offering PG stories suitable for all ages who do not mind a chill running down their spine.

A free community run club welcomes runners and walkers of all levels for an out and back along the Riverwalk. The typical outing covers about 3 miles, though the route makes it easy to go shorter or longer at your own pace. The group meets in the parking lot at Woven Waters, sets off together, then returns to the brewery to cool off with drinks, with 10 percent off available. Many participants linger afterward to socialize, so there is friendly company whenever you finish.

A weekly trivia night hosted by Tucker takes place at O'Briens Irish Pub in Tampa. Booking is handled by Chandler Entertainment LLC, which offers artist management and live music services across Florida and has been doing so since 2013.

A friendly cornhole tournament takes place at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille in the Bay Room for a fun night of play. Pre-sign up is available, and bags will be thrown.

Enjoy a friendly trivia night with free participation. Seating is open, and tables are available on a first-arrival basis.

Walk-in, on-the-spot interviews are available for caregiver positions that make a difference in the community. Completing the application before arriving can help save time. Candidates should hold a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license, and assistance is available for obtaining an HHA credential. Requirements include I-9 documentation, CPR certification, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively in English.

Introduce your little one to soccer in a playful, non-competitive learning setting that emphasizes confidence, movement, and early skill building. Age-tailored, progressive lesson plans use encouraging feedback and a low ratio of children to coaches, so each child receives attention and can progress at a comfortable pace. For toddlers 12 to 24 months, the Parent and Me program, offered in partnership with Amazing Athletes, blends parent-child movement with imaginative adventures led by experienced instructors and their soccer-loving friends Mimi and Pepe. Children ages 2 to 3 explore body and ball awareness through creative activities that weave in running, hopping, jumping, dribbling, and shooting. Every 40-minute class also builds social skills and language through engaging play and original music, creating a positive foundation for future soccer skills.

Experience an introductory Taoist tai chi session at New Tampa Dance Theatre in Tampa. Introductory sessions are getting underway, and no pre-registration is needed. Walk-ins are welcome.

Enjoy $5 Old Fashioneds served throughout the day at Florida Cracker Fish Company. This midweek offer centers on a timeless whiskey cocktail and keeps things simple for anyone craving a classic.

Wing Wednesday at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille offers wings at 99 cents each, available all day.

Connect with the Carrollwood RGA Networking Chapter over lunch at Glory Days Grill in Tampa. This professional meetup focuses on building genuine relationships, sharing referrals, and learning from peers in a supportive setting that values connections over quotas. The gathering takes place in the restaurant’s private dining room. Attendees are encouraged to bring 30 business cards and a concise elevator pitch to introduce their services and expertise. Professionals from a wide range of industries take part, including accounting and CPAs, air conditioning and heating, attorneys handling wills, estate planning, mediation, and business or contract matters, advertising, marketing and IT services, real estate, mortgage and insurance, health and wellness such as acupuncture, massage, chiropractic and nutrition, home services like remodeling, landscaping and cleaning, as well as automotive, florists, event planners and travel.

Set sail on a four-night Halloween getaway aboard Margaritaville at Sea Islander, cruising from Tampa to Cozumel and back. Expect festive fun, sunshine, and plenty of relaxation, with themed highlights like a Halloween pub crawl featuring spooky cocktails, a costume party, and the White Hot Neon Nightmares Glow Party. Adults-only Halloween activities, Sip If You Dare specialty cocktails, and Trick-or-Trim fun add to the celebration. Enjoy a full day in Cozumel, plus pool time, shipboard entertainment, and downtime. Every package includes an exclusive Haunted at Sea cruise shirt. Guests can come with friends or travel solo and connect with fellow cruisers. Ocean rooms start at $449 per person based on two guests sharing, and single ocean rooms start at $642. An optional All-Inclusive Upgrade is available for $399 per person and includes the unlimited beverage Chill package and Wi-Fi. Prices and availability are subject to change, and taxes and fees are additional. The voyage begins in Tampa, features a full day at sea, a day in Cozumel, Halloween celebrations at sea, and a return to Tampa.

Designed for adults, this Halloween cruise from Rock MSC offers four nights at sea filled with nightly live concerts, costume parties, dancing, and plenty of spooky fun. Access to the onboard events is 75 dollars per person in addition to the cruise fare, and that fee is matched with a 75 dollar shipboard credit to use during the voyage. Participation is limited to Rock MSC guests. Entertainment is set to include The Lonely Ones, The "Landfall" band, Yacht-A-Rock, The Dueling Piano Show, Karen & the Managers, Abigail Romine, Rob Bassist, and the Courtney Gains Group. For questions, call 844 ROCKMSC.

Brooksville Lanes hosts a Halloween-themed black light bowling fundraiser in support of Brooksville Elementary’s first-grade team. Games are priced at $3 each, with food available during the event. Costumes are encouraged for a festive, family friendly atmosphere. Twenty percent of all bowling and food sales will be donated to benefit the first-grade team.

The Gulf Middle and Gulf High School Trunk or Treat brings families together for an evening of Halloween fun with loads of candy, decorated car trunks, music from a live DJ, and festive entertainment. Costumes are welcome. The celebration takes place in the Gulf High School student parking lot and is filled with lots of Halloween spirit.

Crunch hosts a Halloween-themed end-of-month party that encourages costumes and Halloween-inspired outfits, pairing festive energy with food and fitness activities. The celebration includes appearances from Crunch Perks Partners. Admission is free and the event is open to all.

Crunch is hosting a Halloween themed celebration to wrap up the month, where costumes and spooky inspired outfits are encouraged. Expect a lively mix of food, fun, and fitness, along with appearances from Crunch Perks Partners. Admission is free and everyone is welcome to celebrate the season at the club.

Keiser University’s annual Scare Fair blends spooky seasonal fun with a campus preview. Attendees can explore academic programs, meet instructors, and talk with current students while enjoying prize opportunities, food, a costume competition, and interactive experiences. 106.5 The Beat will be on site with games and prizes. Highlights include trunk or treat, kids face painting, family games, and the Haunted University attraction, along with complimentary refreshments. The event is open to the public.

Magnolia Mastermind features a lively networking format designed to spark real connections. Participants rotate through small-group conversations every 15 minutes, creating many chances to meet new people and keep discussions moving. Connect with investors, real estate agents, lenders, contractors, and other real estate professionals to share current projects, trade ideas, and uncover new possibilities. Arrive energized and ready to talk business, as the right conversation could lead to a deal, partnership, referral, or another valuable opportunity.

An inaugural happy hour at Coppertail Brewing Co in Tampa introduces the Tampa Bay Collective and features a talk by guest speaker Christian Bonnier.

Meet and collaborate with accomplished women from the area at a Women Impact Network Westshore Chapter meetup at Hotel Alba Tampa, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. This friendly gathering invites conversation, idea sharing, and meaningful relationship building to help expand professional networks. Attendance is free and appetizers are complimentary, offering an easy way to engage with a women only community rooted in the Westshore area.

Open to every runner regardless of pace or experience, this welcoming run club brings people together to move and meet others who love to run. Participants gather in front of the Barn to start the outing and enjoy the camaraderie at their own speed. A private running Facebook group is available to help runners connect and stay in touch between meetups.

A team trivia night challenges players to test their knowledge for a chance at prizes. Participants can sip local brews and grab nearby bites just a few steps away, and everyone can choose something different to eat. Collaboration and quick answers help teams compete for the win.

Tom's Tavern Forest Hills in Tampa hosts a long-running open mic with Fred Chandler. Started in 2012, it has grown into a weekly tradition every Wednesday and Thursday that welcomes both first timers and familiar faces. The stage is set with a full PA, and drums are available, so performers can focus on bringing their music. T-shirts are offered to performers while supplies last. The series is booked by Chandler Entertainment LLC, a talent agency providing artist management and live music booking in Florida since 2013.

Monthly Drag Queen Bingo returns with Crystal Reigns bringing the entertainment. Admission is free, and seating is first come, first served.

Local business professionals and entrepreneurs gather at Raining Berries in Lutz for a weekly member meeting designed to build relationships and spark new ideas. An open networking session kicks things off, then the group transitions into a structured meeting focused on meaningful conversations and practical learning. Expect helpful insights on growth, innovation, and professional development, along with opportunities to exchange wins, challenges, and ideas in a supportive setting. Guests may attend up to two meetings to get a feel for the community, and the format suits new members, returning participants, and anyone exploring the group.

Settle into a one hour, all-levels session featuring somatic yoga and breathwork. This grounding experience supports reconnection with your body, your intuition, and your natural rhythm. Cost is $10.

Whether you are brand new to computers or looking to refresh the basics, this welcoming workshop builds confidence with everyday tech skills. Learn how to use a mouse, keyboard, and touchscreen, get acquainted with the desktop along with files and folders, practice safer browsing on the internet, and work on creating documents, saving your work, and opening files. The session also covers email, including setting up an account and sending and receiving messages. No previous experience is required, and the pace is friendly and low pressure. For questions, call 813-558-5212 x 323.

Every Thursday, Florida Cracker Fish Co. features select martinis priced at $5 for the entire day. It offers a chance to kick off the weekend a little early with friends and a round of cocktails.

Share a midday meal while building connections with the RGA Network at Walk Ons Wesley Chapel in Lutz. This business networking event brings together professionals from Wesley Chapel, Lutz, Land O’ Lakes, and nearby communities who want to collaborate, exchange opportunities, and grow their businesses. RGA, short for Revenue Generating Activities, is a professional network centered on meaningful relationships that lead to lasting partnerships and measurable results. Entrepreneurs and specialists from a wide range of industries are welcome, including accounting, real estate, insurance, financial planning, IT consulting, health and wellness, legal services, marketing, business coaching, and home services. Expect a friendly setting with no quotas or exclusivity, flexible participation, and opportunities to showcase your business at meetings and events. RGA provides both in-person and virtual networking, along with educational resources and social and professional experiences that help expand reach. Attendees typically bring plenty of business cards, a clear elevator pitch, and a collaborative mindset. The focus is on generating referrals, working together rather than competing, and building trust while experiencing the RGA approach to networking.

Connect with fellow business owners over lunch at Luigi’s Family Restaurant in Homosassa, FL. This free meetup begins with 20 minutes of open networking, then gives each business owner about a minute to introduce their business, followed by a 15 minute discussion on the top ten tips for boosting your networking. Attendees are encouraged to share the event and invite others. Bring plenty of business cards and get ready to meet new people.

Karate instruction tailored for homeschool students, offered on Thursdays.

Experience a pay-as-you-will admission program at the Tampa Museum of Art, where visitors choose the amount they wish to contribute for entry. Bring the family to explore exhibitions that highlight ancient, modern, and contemporary art while recognizing a century of art in Tampa. When you arrive, stop by the Welcome Desk and let the Visitor Experience and Engagement team know your chosen admission amount. All donation levels are accepted.

Explore belly dancing in a friendly setting with classes for both beginners and advanced students. Each session costs $5, and your first class is free when you mention this ad. Classes are held at the Old Homosassa Civic Club. For more information, contact Nancy at 352-397-7410.

Eighth grade students and their families are invited to explore the Cristo Rey Tampa Salesian High School experience at an admissions open house. Attendees will learn about the college-prep curriculum, including AP and dual enrollment opportunities with USF and HCC, as well as the Corporate Work Study Program. The school will also share its approach to supporting students as they move into college and persist through completion. Visitors can meet staff members and tour the campus. For more information, contact the Cristo Rey Tampa Admissions Office at 813-621-8300 ext. 109 or admissions@cristoreytampa.org.

At the Tampa Museum of Art, an elegant black and gold gala brings together music, visual art, and community in support of the Florida Wind Band. The evening begins with a cocktail hour and leisurely gallery walks, then flows into a program of live performances and creative showcases. Guests can take part in an exclusive auction and other opportunities to give, enjoy curated social moments, and connect with musicians, patrons, and community leaders. Celebratory in spirit and purposeful in mission, this fundraiser helps sustain future performances and strengthens the cultural life of the community, carrying the night from first notes to a final toast with heart and intention.

Enjoy an evening run through Seminole Heights starting from the parking lot at Magnanimous Brewing. The route typically spans 3 to 3.5 miles, with distance adjusted for the weather. After the run, everyone heads back to the brewery and often relaxes outside with pizza and brews.

Celebrate the spooky season with a charcuterie workshop taught by Partinis By Jen. Create your own board and practice skills like forming a rose and arranging salami ribbons. Participants also take home supplies to make it again for Halloween.

Enjoy a free-to-play trivia event at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille.

This patio bingo gathering is designed for all ages, offering a relaxed setting where families can enjoy time together. Presented by CT Smith and hosted by The Greek Grill Bros Food Truck, it pairs friendly rounds of bingo with a menu of Greek and American favorites. Attendees can enjoy gyros, souvlaki, smash burgers, and Philly cheesesteaks while they play. A large fenced field beside the patio gives kids space to run and have fun, creating an easygoing outing for the whole family.

Bingo with Aloha Kev at Ukulele Brands in Land O Lakes is free to play, with no entry fee required.

Get into the spirit with a Halloween bar crawl in Downtown Tampa. Plan ahead and come in costume.

Mark Winters brings the Good Vibes Highway Tour to New World Tampa for an evening of acoustic rock with a positive vibe in Tampa, Florida. This traveling show spreads upbeat, nerdy energy through feel-good, acoustic performances that weave humor, heart, and harmony. The music encourages people to shine together and share good energy, celebrating curiosity, kindness, and connection. With a playful nod to science and a love of storytelling, the tour lifts spirits in settings that range from campgrounds and coffeehouses to community stages in parks and bustling cities. A Texas-based rock singer-songwriter, Winters first picked up a guitar to serenade his wife on their anniversary and discovered the joy of connecting through music. He blends poetry, a scientific background, and community focus into a signature sound he calls rock with a positive vibe. Rooted in rock, blues rock, and pop, his style reflects influences such as John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. Guided by lessons from his grandmother about expressing himself through poetry, he channels initial sparks of inspiration into structured, heartfelt songs.

Tom's Tavern Forest Hills in Tampa presents an open mic hosted by Fred Chandler, a long-running local tradition centered on community and live music. Newcomers and seasoned regulars are invited to take the stage. A full PA system and a drum kit are available, so performers can focus on sharing their sound. T-shirts are offered to participants while supplies last. Entertainment is coordinated by Chandler Entertainment LLC, which provides talent agency, artist management, and live music booking services.

Enjoy a free trivia night at Sports on Fourth in St. Pete where teams can relax with drinks and compete for bragging rights. The top three teams earn gift cards worth $30, $20, and $10. Boost your score by five points by checking the three daily article headlines before the game. Expect a friendly atmosphere and a lively challenge for trivia fans of all levels.

Get moving to hip hop hits from the 1990s and early 2000s in a beginner-friendly class designed for adults. Sessions offer step-by-step combinations that build musicality and confidence while providing a solid workout in a supportive, no-pressure setting. This weekly class is an inviting way to learn choreography, groove to classic tracks, and enjoy movement in a welcoming space.

Stephen King’s Misery comes to life on stage with a chilling tale of fandom turned captivity. After a snowy car accident, acclaimed romance novelist Paul Sheldon is rescued by nurse Annie Wilkes, who claims to be his biggest admirer, and wakes to find himself confined in her secluded home. As he heals, she reads his newest book, becomes furious over the fate of her beloved character, and forces him to write a different story. Paul soon understands she has no intention of letting him go, and every page he types is a matter of survival. Following a previous sold out engagement in the intimate 98 seat Shimberg Playhouse, Jobsite presents the show in the 300 seat Jaeb Theater, taking advantage of the larger stage for an expanded winter cabin setting. The Jaeb’s lighting and sound are used to heighten the suspense, and new effects deliver moments that were not possible in the earlier venue. Summer Bohnenkamp’s portrayal of Annie Wilkes previously earned top acting honors from Creative Loafing and Theatre Tampa Bay during a five week sellout streak. Jobsite Producing Artistic Director David Jenkins returns as Paul Sheldon, with Best of the Bay Award winner Troy Padraic Brooks as Sheriff Buster. Artistic Associate Paul J. Potenza directs. Content advisory, this thriller features a violent, book obsessed captor who employs prescription drugs, soapy water, a stack of erasable typing paper, and a sledgehammer, and the imprisoned author uses very strong adult language.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Social NPR every Thursday, powered by RockAfterDark. Take the mic and make the night your own.

A weekly Konpa dance experience presented by Danse Konpa and Tropicana Craft Distilling Group offers a welcoming space to grow confidence on the dance floor and connect with the Tampa Bay community. Led by artist and founder Jean-René Rinvil alongside the Danse Konpa team, each session includes beginner and intermediate instruction, time for social dancing and practice, and an energetic setting with outstanding music. New dancers are supported from the first steps and returning dancers can refine technique while meeting new friends. Registration is available via Zelle at 305-298-6990, CashApp $JRRSTUDIOS, or Venmo @RinvilArt. A monthly membership option is available for those who want to stay consistent with their dance journey.

A relaxed karaoke night in the UBTH lounge invites anyone to step up to the mic, sing favorite songs, and share some laughs. Prefer to sit back instead of singing? Enjoy listening and cheer on the performers. All are welcome.

Weekly Thursday karaoke with Joe brings a lively, welcoming vibe to O'Briens Irish Pub in Tampa. Take the mic and share a song, or relax and cheer on fellow singers in a fun pub setting.