Events in St. Lucie County today

The Funky Cuda hosts a steak-centered menu where guests pick a preferred cut and portion size. Pricing is by the ounce, with New York strip, ribeye, and filet mignon available. Pair the steak with a smoked baked potato ordered à la carte, along with a pair of cold sides and a pair of hot sides that rotate. Side selections change week to week.

The TCBA Annual Golf Tournament takes place at PGA Golf Club’s Ryder Course in Port St. Lucie, featuring a four-player scramble with contests for longest drive, closest to the pin, and putting. Registration takes place ahead of a shotgun start. Breakfast and lunch are included with registration. The fee for a TCBA member team is $800, and an early bird discount reduces it to $750.

Enjoy a self-guided mini pumpkin painting session in the cat room at The Kitty Cup, with adoptable cats nearby. A mini pumpkin and all painting supplies are provided so participants can create their own design. This activity is for ages 5 and up. The fee is $25 per person, and reservations are required.

Juke Chapel Duo brings a lively blend of blues, rock, and soul to The Funky Cuda, showcasing tight musicianship and high energy throughout the set. Expect a mix of original songs alongside fresh takes on well-known classics, all delivered with a distinct style that highlights the duo’s chemistry. This live show is crafted to keep listeners engaged from the first note to the last.

Kick up your heels for young adult line dancing at Flourish Family Farms. Enjoy the music and grab a bite from Think Greek. Space is limited.

MizBehavin' brings live music to Moose Lodge 248 in Fort Pierce. The event is open to the public, food will be available, and the lodge will handle guest sign-in upon arrival.

Latin dance nights at Centered Wellness & Yoga feature salsa and bachata instruction followed by a free social dance and practice. The setting welcomes beginners, with no partner or prior experience required. Walk-ins are welcome and payment can be made at the door. It offers a friendly space to learn new steps, refine technique, meet people, and build confidence on the dance floor.

Garrison Keillor appears alongside Erica Rhodes for a program featuring the storyteller and humorist known for A Prairie Home Companion and the fictional town of Lake Wobegon. Keillor spent more than four decades at the helm of the public radio show, grew up evangelical in a small separatist flock where children expected the imminent end of the world, and went on to write a memoir and other books. Since the show ended in 2016, he has continued writing and, in his 80s, built a stand-up comedy career. His biweekly online column runs on Substack, and his podcast and email newsletter The Writer’s Almanac are sent out daily to subscribers for free.

Rooted Reef hosts an evening celebrating flow arts, music, community, and fire. Beginners and longtime spinners can connect, learn, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere. The night features workshops, music, and open flow, with props available to use on site. Try your hand at poi, hoop, juggling, staff, and more, or relax, watch the flames, and take in the vibe. A dedicated fire circle will be available to experienced fire performers following a mandatory safety meeting. Anyone planning to spin fire must attend the safety briefing and sign a waiver beforehand. All skill levels are invited to explore a healthy way to engage both body and mind.

Igor & The Red Elvises bring their Siberian surf rock to Tipsy Tiki in Fort Pierce. The group traces its start to a dream in which Elvis encouraged Igor to play rock and roll, leading him and a circle of Russian friends to form the band and attract big crowds while busking on Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade until officials halted the street shows. Over the years they have toured around the world, with breaks to record new music and take part in film and television projects. Expect witty lyrics and rhythms that keep the dance floor moving.

This free weightlifting session at Iron Knight Gym is open to student athletes from the Treasure Coast and Okeechobee. It welcomes newcomers who want a first experience with the sport as well as athletes focused on refining form and overcoming persistent technique barriers, with time dedicated to skill development and steady progress.

Packed into a single day, this expo brings the excitement of Repticon’s usual multi-day experience to St. Lucie County Fairgrounds. See live animals from around the world, meet knowledgeable exhibitors, and shop for pets and pet care products directly from the experts. Attendees can also learn more about reptiles and other exotic animals throughout the event.

Explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics at a free, family friendly festival set along the Fort Pierce Inlet at Museum Pointe Park. Hands-on exhibits invite participants of all ages to try innovative technologies, experiment with robotics, and dive into creative science projects. Activities are designed for both children and adults, and children can also take part in raffles with chances to win prizes. A selection of food trucks will be on site with tasty options to keep everyone energized. Crafted to spark curiosity and inspire discovery, this 11th annual celebration offers engaging experiences for every kind of learner.

Enjoy a do-it-yourself mini pumpkin painting session in the cat room in Port St. Lucie, where participants can create their own designs while spending time with adoptable cats. This session is for ages 5 and up. A pumpkin and all painting supplies are included, and the cost is $25 per person. Reservations are required.

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

iL Mercato Fall-O-Ween brings an afternoon of spooky fun, local shopping, and sweet treats to Tradition Square with free admission. This family-friendly gathering features trick-or-treating, face painting, a photo booth, a variety of local vendors and food trucks, and kid zone activities, creating a festive setting for costumes and Halloween cheer. The pink Brittney Cookies tent will offer award-winning desserts and fan favorites. Brittney Cookies has been voted the number one cookies in Port St. Lucie, recognized with multiple dessert awards, and named a Top 3 Best Bakery finalist in Palm Beach County. Offerings include fresh baked cookies in more than 30 flavors, chocolate dipped Oreos, classic and specialty buckeyes, brownies, cakes, dessert cups, edible cookie dough, and seasonal fall and Halloween treats.

Pull on a favorite sweater and settle in with fellow readers for a DIY Fall Stained Glass Party that celebrates cozy season and all things literary. Create a stained glass inspired framed art piece by choosing from book themed or autumn designs, then personalize it with your own style. Take home a handmade work ready for display or gift it to a book lover. No prior art experience is needed. All materials are provided, and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming with a bookish, fall vibe. It suits avid readers, first time crafters, or anyone looking for a cozy night out. Snacks and drinks are included. Tickets are nonrefundable.

Enjoy a spooktacular Trunk or Treat filled with candy, family fun, and prizes. A sweet pop-up featuring Grandma Sheri, Triple J’s Triple The Squeeze Lemonade & Sweets LLC, and Sheri Crenshaw will serve 32-ounce lemonade, mini pancakes, funnel cakes, gourmet cookies, gourmet popcorn, and Italian ice. Bring the kids and the whole family for a festive evening of treats and cheerful Halloween fun.

Experience a candlelit concert in Port St. Lucie featuring music inspired by Halloween at Sunlight Community Church. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the program highlights include Thriller, Funeral March of a Marionette, a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, and themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the show, and there is no late entry once it begins. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is accessible for guests with disabilities. Seating is assigned by zone in order of arrival.

Experience a high-energy rock event in the fort, perfect for turning up the volume and having a great time.

Loaves and Fishes Fort Pierce, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, offers a free Sunday dinner for neighbors experiencing homelessness or food insecurity in downtown Fort Pierce and nearby communities. Guests can share a hot meal served outdoors beneath a covered carport, and a complimentary commissary operates during the meal with clothing, outdoor living essentials, and personal hygiene items. The commissary is supported by donations from REACH Community Church and the wider St. Lucie County community. Attendance is open to all, and the gathering is powered by volunteers who prepare and serve home-cooked dishes.

Settle in at The Funky Cuda for an acoustic performance by John Connor that blends folk, classic rock, and country favorites from the 1960s to today. The set includes covers of icons like Neil Young, James Taylor, The Stones, and The Who. Pair the live music with food and drinks from the venue.

Settle into a traditional Ashtanga Primary Series session led by Jessica Rigal, featuring a steady, breath-centered flow that builds strength while calming the mind. This class is designed to help you feel grounded at the start of the week and emphasizes mindful rhythm and alignment. All experience levels are welcome. Cost is $15.

Presented by The Midnight Dreary, this celebration honors the release of the sixth ACOTAR book with a Night Court inspired ball. The space will be reimagined for an evening worthy of the High Lord and Lady, and attire inspired by the court is encouraged, whether elegant gowns, tailored suits, or creative costumes. Expect plenty of music and dancing, themed refreshments, and a photo area, with more details to be shared. A playful idea involving tossing rocks at Tamlin is being considered. Guests will leave with a swag bag and a copy of the new book. Tickets are $100 per person and cover all activities, food, favors, and the book, and quantities are limited.

Grace in Grief is a supportive gathering for anyone facing loss, illness, major transitions, or times when life feels especially heavy. It offers a caring environment where every experience is respected, from profound sorrow to quiet, everyday struggles. Participants can find comfort, community, and encouragement for the path ahead. For more information, contact June-Ann DeGraw at (772) 519-6602.

Every Tuesday, The Funky Cuda Bar & Grill serves soft-shell tacos for $3.99 each. Choose ground beef or chicken, grab a single taco or make it a full plate, and pair it with a cold drink.

Community leaders from across St. Lucie County come together for a luncheon centered on children and community. Guest speaker Sean Boyle, CEO of the Children’s Services Council of St. Lucie County, shares insights on investing in local children, supporting programs that strengthen the community, and collaborating to create opportunities for St. Lucie County youth. The luncheon is hosted by Sean Mitchell and is held at the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County, Westside Club, Building B.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip at The Peacock House in Fort Pierce, creating an autumn inspired moonlit pumpkin on canvas. Step by step guidance introduces simple acrylic techniques, so beginners are welcome and no prior experience is needed. All supplies are included, a frame is provided, and everyone takes home a finished seasonal artwork. Cost is $35 per person. This is a BYOB event. Seating is limited.