Events in St. Petersburg, FL

Start the day with a beach volleyball experience that blends learning, friendly matches, and feel-good sunrise vibes. It begins with a focused doubles session covering skills and drills, then continues with doubles league play so participants can put new techniques into action. Expect teamwork, skill building, and an upbeat start to the day, whether you are a seasoned player or simply seeking an active, social morning on the sand. It is a bright way to kick off the weekend in the sunniest state, offering double the energy and double the vibes.

Set at Hollander Hotel Downtown St Petersburg, this SPGB Coffee welcomes women entrepreneurs and professionals for an interactive, conversation led session centered on connection, learning, and practical takeaways. Created by educators, SPGB puts inclusivity at the forefront and is known for offering supportive, high value experiences for business owners and leaders at every stage. Doors open early for relaxed mingling and a chance to settle in before the meeting begins. Coffee is included, and admission is free thanks to sponsors.

Pickleball 101 at Childs Park offers a free, beginner-focused class that introduces the fundamentals in a friendly, supportive setting. This once-monthly session welcomes participants ages 16 and older, whether trying the sport for the first time or looking to refresh basic skills. Paddles and balls are available on site, and bringing personal equipment is encouraged. Plan to meet at the pickleball courts on the west side of the parking lot. Enrollment is capped at 16 participants, so advance registration is required. For cancellations, please email dakota.priest@stpete.org at least 24 hours beforehand.

The Mt. Zion Mobile Food Pantry provides no-cost groceries and fresh produce for individuals and families in the community. No registration is required. Distribution follows an order of arrival and continues only while supplies remain.

Over two weekends, Oktoberfest at the German American Society in Pinellas Park offers four days of lively celebration of German culture. Each festival day features traditional polka alongside modern live music, freshly prepared German fare such as hand-cut schnitzels, and German beer by the stein. The in-house dance group performs, competitors test their strength in the Bier Stein Holding Contest, and the Kinder Corner keeps kids engaged with crafts and games. A ceremonial keg tapping and a parade of flags add to the festivities, with desserts and coffee to complement the savory dishes and a broad lineup of imported German beers. Vendors round out the experience with distinctive merchandise to explore. Parking is limited on site, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

Road House Nation presents a night at OCC Road House headlined by Diary of an Ozzman with special guests Maximum Friction, with Brothers After All also on the bill. Ticketing is reserved seating only, with no free general admission. Options include single admission for $20, a four-person high top for $80, a six-person table for $120, or a six-person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. All ages are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticketed seat. Bottle service is available. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Smoking is not permitted at tables, and designated smoking areas are located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Set off from Flora Wylie Park for a relaxing Sunset Glow e-bike tour through Downtown St. Petersburg. Friendly local guides lead an easy ride along the waterfront with city highlights and sunset views, with opportunities to watch for dolphins and to see planes lifting off near Albert Whitted Park. The route takes in the colors from the St. Pete Pier, glides by the Dalí Museum, and rolls through scenic parks and other favorite spots. Bikes come outfitted with glow lights, helmets are provided, and basic riding instruction is included. E-bikes are available for riders roughly 4 feet 9 inches to 6 feet 9 inches tall. The outing lasts about two and a half hours and costs 70 dollars per rider. Bringing your own e-bike cuts the ticket price by 50 percent with the code BYOB.

The Scott Hamilton Band showcases tight three-part harmonies with a set that spans classic rock, country rock, and plenty of familiar pop hits. The Village Courtyard, home to The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, adds a laid-back neighborhood vibe with craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and tasty bites, creating a comfortable place to relax with friends and enjoy live music and special events.

Ease into the weekend with a gentle yin and sound bath at The Face Garden. This welcoming class suits beginners and experienced practitioners alike, using long, calming holds to nurture connective tissues and release built-up tension. As the body unwinds, it flows into a guided meditation paired with the soothing vibrations of crystal sound bowls, creating a setting for deep rest and relaxation. The session lasts 60 minutes and offers time to reflect, let go, and replenish, leaving you clear and refreshed. Class size is limited to nine participants for an intimate experience. All props are provided, including mats, blankets, blocks, and bolsters. The cost is $20 per person, and online registration is required to reserve a spot.

An intermediate group class kicks things off, followed by a dance party. Soda, water, coffee, and wine are provided. Students receive free admission to both the class and the party. The public can attend both for $20 or choose the party only for $15.

Spartan DEKA and SWET St. Pete present a fitness challenge that turns training into a game and celebrates personal progress. The DEKA MILE format features ten functional training zones, each starting with a 160 meter run, adding up to one mile of total running. Competitors can record a DEKA MILE mark and use the experience to begin preparing for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Give your heart a healthy boost with an upbeat fitness class that focuses on cardiovascular health and overall wellness. Exercises can be adjusted for any age or ability, so everyone can participate comfortably. Presented by Healthy St. Pete, the workout takes place at Azalea Park and meets at the outdoor fitness zone. There is no cost to attend, and all experience levels are welcome. Participants check in electronically using a free Get Fit St. Pete membership, which is available to anyone interested in the monthly classes. To speed up entry, register online in advance, or arrive early to sign up onsite.

Led by walk host Al May, participants meet in the Gulfport Library parking lot before setting out together. The route moves through nearby residential streets, past local businesses, through park areas, and along the Gulfport waterfront. After the walk, the breakfast meetup will be at Kiki’s in Pasadena to provide more indoor seating during the summer. A map of the route is available in the event discussion tab.

Poolside yoga returns at The Hollander Hotel with a rotating lineup from The Body Electric Yoga Company, featuring Makenna Caskey, Jamie Morgan, Kristina Rich, and Abby Goodwin. Advance registration is encouraged because space is limited to 40 participants. Pricing is $15 in advance, $5 for Body Electric members, and $20 at the door if space allows. Late cancellations and no shows will be charged. Bring your own mat if possible, as only a few are available to borrow. Pack water in clear plastic containers and dress for the weather. For weather-related updates, check the Facebook event or the online schedule. After class, yoga guests can enjoy a complimentary mimosa when they stay for breakfast. Pool access is reserved for paying hotel customers, so plan to purchase food or drinks if you want to swim. For longer lounging, poolside cabanas are available for $150 for you and up to six friends, and your entire food and beverage total is applied toward that amount. Call ahead to reserve at 727-873-7900.

The 19th Annual Superhero Fun Walk takes place at Vinoy Park. The walk is free, and participants are encouraged to donate to support the Bleeding Disorders Foundation of Florida’s mission. Anyone who raises $25 or more will receive a special walk T-shirt along with additional prizes and awards. Get involved by registering, forming a team with friends and family, inviting others to participate, and fundraising. Donations benefit BDFF programs and services, including Emergency Financial Assistance, Camp Spirit, Educational Programming, and Medic Alert Identifications. Thank you for your support.

This monthly Neighborhood Wellness Walk at Childs Park brings neighbors together to move, connect, and support better health. The walks focus on building relationships, increasing engagement, and nurturing a sense of community that extends beyond neighborhood lines. It is about more than walking. It is about moving the community forward together. People of all ages and fitness levels are welcome to take part. Friends and family are encouraged, and it is also an opportunity to meet new neighbors. Organized by the Childs Park Neighborhood Association Health & Wellness Team in collaboration with Healthy St. Pete, this friendly stroll is dedicated to bringing neighborliness back, one step at a time.

This donation-based workout blends boxing, kickboxing, and high intensity interval training for veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone interested in an affordable change of pace. Expect practical instruction and genuine support that build strength, confidence, and a strong sense of community. The environment is welcoming and free of ego or judgment, with a shared focus on steady improvement together.

Enjoy Christmas-themed mini photoshoots in St. Petersburg, featuring a festive winter set perfect for creating keepsake family portraits. Family packages start at $156. For questions, send a message on Facebook or contact the organizers by email.

A warehouse pop up dedicated to plus size fashion offers 20% off apparel as part of the Curv Exchange plus size resale boutique. The selection includes a wide range of designer pieces from brands like Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic, and more. Sizes start at 10 with extended options available up to 30 plus and 6X.

This LABLAST dance fitness class pairs popular music with ballroom-inspired choreography for a fun, full-body workout. Created by Dancing with the Stars professional Louis Van Amstel, the format uses familiar steps from many favorite dances. The class costs $10 and no reservation is required.

Oktoberfest returns to the German American Society in Pinellas Park with four days of festivities spread over two weekends. Expect spirited polka alongside other traditional and modern music, a broad lineup of imported German beers, and authentic cuisine that ranges from hand-cut schnitzels to desserts served with coffee. The in-house dance group takes the stage, and the Bier Stein Holding Contest brings friendly competition to the celebration. Families will find activities for kids in the Kinder Corner, while adults raise a stein and enjoy German culture. A ceremonial keg tapping and a parade of flags add to the pageantry, and vendors showcase distinctive merchandise to explore. Parking is limited on site, so consider rideshare or a taxi. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

Poly Essence brings island vibes to Gulfport Brewery on the fourth Friday of each month.

Terry Mooney appears with special guest Tom Shirra for an evening of great songs performed by longtime friends at Sunset Grille. The music centers on guitar and bass as the duo shares a set together.

Pouya brings unflagging energy to the stage, pairing pounding beats with a high-impact performance that keeps the audience locked in from the first track to the last. Each song surges with grit and commanding flows, building an electric atmosphere that never lets up. It is a hip-hop showcase fueled by passion and continuous momentum, delivering wall-to-wall vibes.

Enjoy a comedy experience built from real community stories. Local business owners, nonprofit directors, and other notable residents share their missions and experiences in an interview, followed by funny scenes inspired by what they share. It offers a friendly way to get involved while celebrating the people who help the community thrive.

Settle in for easygoing, come-as-you-are stitching at The Common Thread, a new fiber arts café in St. Pete’s Warehouse Arts District near the Pinellas Trail, formerly home to The Chelsea café. This casual weekly meetup welcomes knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and other fiber enthusiasts. No tickets or RSVP are required, and participation is complimentary with any café or shop purchase. Order a favorite drink, bring a work in progress, and enjoy unhurried social crafting while the café and shop are open. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. Parking is available in the Golfology Shopping Center. Well-behaved pets are welcome to relax with you on the shaded outdoor patio. Whether you stop in briefly or linger a while, it offers a gentle way to connect and create.

Star Lodge hosts its second annual Topgolf tournament in memory of Raymond Jordan, with proceeds dedicated to the Star Lodge No. 78 Charity Fund. The fund supports the Lodge’s community efforts and assists local organizations, including a classroom sponsorship at Ponce de Leon Elementary School. Each golfer receives three hours of Topgolf play and tournament entry. Participants can expect prizes, raffles, and auction items, and lunch is included for all golfers. Winners will be recognized with trophies at the end. Individual registration is available with a minimum donation of $100, and a reserved lane for six players is offered at a reduced total of $560. Lane sponsorships for the seven guaranteed lanes start at a minimum of $100 each, with additional options available by contacting the Lodge’s Master. Donations are not tax deductible, and all proceeds benefit the Star Lodge No. 78 Charity Fund. For registration details, contact Star Lodge No. 78 F. & A.M.

Experience a calm guided meditation with healers, gentle music, singing bowls, and the resonant sound of the gong. This welcoming circle invites everyone to pause, recenter, and enjoy a relaxing, rejuvenating reset.

Darjuxenas Belly Dance Cosplay and the Darksplay group return to Hauntizaar. The exact time will be announced. Haunted art and vendors set the scene just in time for Halloween.

Discover an approachable introduction to Acro Yoga that removes common barriers to getting started. No partner is required, and you do not need exceptional flexibility or strength. The session welcomes people of all ages, sizes, and genders, and encourages releasing any limiting beliefs about trying something new. This is a donation-based class, and contributions support the continued growth of the community and public education around Acro Yoga. It is a sober, substance-free space, and everyone is asked to arrive ready to collaborate and work with others. Before attending, reserve a spot and complete the required liability waiver. Spread the word to friends, consider registering as a free member to stay connected, and follow the organizing group on social media for updates. Bring a yoga mat or panel mat or a beach blanket, along with a towel, water, and snacks. If you are looking for the group on site, watch for people practicing on panel mats under a large banyan tree near tennis courts and an outdoor fitness area. Please stay home if you feel unwell, have a fever, or have recently been in close contact with someone who is sick. Expect to leave with a solid foundation in AcroYoga, an introduction to the community, a list of beginner skills and a challenge card, demonstrations of body mechanics and core engagement, and clear examples of positive communication for solving problems. After class, share your new skills on social media and tag the organizers.

Road House Nation presents a rock night at OCC Road House featuring Stone Tampa Pilots with special guest Rooster, listed as Alice in Chains. Entry options include single admission for $20, a four-person high top table for $80, a six-person table for $120, or a six-person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available and details are provided by servers. There is no free general admission, so attendance requires purchasing a ticket or reserved table. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for a seat. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas available on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Rooster, a tribute to Alice In Chains, teams up with Stone Tampa Pilots for a hard-hitting night of grunge in Clearwater. Two bands come together to deliver the raw sound and energy that define the genre.

Enjoy free team-style trivia hosted by Trivia Maestro Sir Douglas from Tampa Bay Dream Team at the Tap Room inside the Hollander Hotel Downtown St Petersburg. Teams vie for HH Bucks, with $50 for first place, $25 for second, and $15 for third. The winning team also gets a photo with the Tampa Bay Dream Team Champions trophy, and the top squad can add their own swag to it.

Prophessor J presents an open mic at Steep Station St. Pete featuring the first crossover showcase, celebrating more than three years of live local performance around the Tampa Bay area. Fifteen handpicked performers who have appeared at both Shine and Prophessor J events at Steep Station over the past five years will share the stage for a mix of music, comedy and poetry. This series runs every other Sunday and offers a friendly night focused on local talent.

A Kundalini Yoga session by the waters of Gulfport Beach centers on this month’s kriya, a sacred sequence focused on expanding the aura and strengthening the electromagnetic field around the body to cultivate resilience, radiance, compassion, and presence. As the community gathers around Memorial Day, it honors those who came before and those whose lives continue through hearts, memories, and love, redefining remembrance not through grief alone but through consciousness, with an intention to raise energy, open hearts, and become a calming, healing presence for the world and for one another. After class, the ritual continues at SumitrA Espresso Lounge+ Espresso Lounge for cacao and connection, offering time to slow down, share stories, deepen friendships, and strengthen the roots of a growing community. The class is donation based with a flexible exchange, and everyone is welcome with no experience needed.

Trauma Tea Time is a free women-only gathering centered on healing, connection, and self-discovery in a supportive circle of sisterhood. Held at WonderWorks, the venue sponsor and a community-focused co-working, co-creating, and event space, the experience begins with a gentle arrival period to settle in and meet others. It continues with rotating presentations and workshops led by professional facilitators, offering tools and modalities such as practices for nervous system regulation and avenues for creative expression. The evening concludes with time to share, reflect, and support one another. The guiding spirit invites participants to come exactly as they are, honoring every part of the journey while creating space to grow, heal, and step into personal power.

St. Pete Night Market transforms Ferg’s Sports Bar & Grill into a lively after-dark marketplace with local vendors offering handmade goods, art, and vintage treasures. Food comes from Ferg’s alongside pop-ups and food trucks, while live music and other entertainment set an upbeat tone. Cold drinks, craft beer, and cocktails are available, creating a festive setting under the lights. It is free to attend, family-friendly, and pet-friendly.

Loathe performs at Jannus Live for an all-ages concert. The event will go on rain or shine. Doors open before the performance, and supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes a general public sale, presales for Citi Cardmembers, the artist, Live Nation, and Daddy Kool Records, along with Spotify ticket options and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Kick off the month with an all-levels Vinyasa flow led by Soy Luna Yoga at The Wine House & BBQ. After class, enjoy buy one get one wine offers and ladies night specials from the venue. Bring a yoga mat and a friend. The session is donation based, and space is limited to the first ten sign ups. For updates and future flows, find @pris_soylunayoga on Instagram.

Suki Waterhouse brings The Loveland Tour to Jannus Live for an all-ages concert. The show will go on rain or shine, and opening acts may change without prior notice.

Oktoberfest at the German American Society returns with even more to enjoy, spanning four days across two weekends. Expect traditional polka, fresh German dishes, frothy beer, and plenty of fun. Savor hand-cut schnitzels, explore a wide selection of imported German beers, and treat yourself to authentic cuisine, desserts, and coffee. Entertainment includes traditional and modern live music, the in-house dance group, and the popular Bier Stein Holding Contest. Kids can dive into crafts and games in the Kinder Corner, while adults raise a stein during the keg tapping ceremony and a festive parade of flags. Unique vendors will be on hand with memorable merchandise. Parking is limited on site, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

A Mid-Autumn food and music festival brings a full weekend of cultural performances and family-friendly activities. The lineup includes live entertainment throughout the event, featuring a traditional lion dance and Chinese cultural dancers. Food vendors serve a wide range of international flavors, from BBQ skewers and noodles to seafood, fried rice, desserts, boba tea, and other sweets. A dedicated kids zone and lantern-filled ambiance create a festive atmosphere, and a $250 food-eating contest adds a competitive highlight. Admission is $10, with free entry for children 12 and under, and municipal parking is available.

Completely Unchained brings a tribute to Van Halen to OCC Road House & Museum, with a resident DJ setting the tone before the band takes the stage. Admission options include single admission for $25, a four person high top table for $100, a six person table for $150, or a six person lounge table for $160. Prices increase by $10 per person on the day of the show. There is no free general admission, and attendance requires purchasing either a single ticket or a table. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for each seat. Bottle service is available, with details provided by servers. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Take a guided, hands-on walk through a half-acre medicinal garden to learn how to identify and work with medicinal plants that may be growing close to home. After the class, participants will have the option to purchase organic plants cultivated in the garden. This is an in-person event at the host school, with no virtual attendance available.

A monthly, beginner-friendly dance experience for adults where movement, energy, and community come together at District Dance Academy. Learn hip hop choreography plus a rotating guest style in a fun, welcoming setting that focuses on learning, confidence, good music, and great energy. Whether you are trying dance for the first time or looking for a night-out vibe, each session offers something new. Located in Clearwater, FL. Admission is $25 per person or $40 for two. Payment is accepted via Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, or cash at the door.

Streetlight Manifesto brings The Presence of The Past Tour to the stage with special guest Hot Rod Circuit. The New Jersey ska punk outfit, formed in 2002, is known for explosive energy, tightly crafted horn sections, and emotionally driven, fast-paced songwriting that fuses ska, punk, and rock into layered anthems with a devoted following. This is an all ages, rain or shine show, and VIP tables and suites are available.

Settle into a gentle slow flow on the outdoor patio at Gulf Orchids, centered on softness and stillness. Bring a mat and some water for comfort. With only five spots available, reservations are encouraged, and messages to Pris on Instagram are accepted. The class is donation based. Afterward, shoppers receive 15% off in the shop, a welcome perk for plant lovers. Parking is available in front of the shop or in the surrounding neighborhood, and guests are asked to leave at least three spaces open for other customers.

Oktoberfest at the German American Society in Pinellas Park returns over two weekends with four days of celebration, bringing together lively music, hearty flavors, and festive traditions. Each day features traditional polka, fresh German food, and frothy German beer, creating a cheerful atmosphere for all ages. Expect hand-cut schnitzels, appearances by the in-house dance group, and the crowd-favorite Bier Stein Holding Contest. Families will find crafts and games in the Kinder Corner, while adults can raise a stein and enjoy the spirit of German culture. Highlights include a wide selection of imported German beers, authentic cuisine with desserts and coffee, traditional and modern live music, a keg tapping ceremony, and a parade of flags. Unique vendors round out the experience with memorable merchandise. On-site parking is limited, and rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Please avoid parking at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center just north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

A celebration of chrome, community, and respect for service members, the Wheels for Wreaths Show gathers Jeeps, cars, and bikes of all kinds to support Wreaths Across America so veterans are honored with holiday wreaths. Shiny builds, roaring exhausts, live music, tasty food, raffles, and plenty of horsepower create a lively scene rooted in fellowship and car enthusiasts doing good together. Give that ride some extra care by polishing, buffing, shining, and accessorizing so it looks its best. Registration is $20 with early online sign up, $25 at the gate on the day, and $50 for limited VIP parking, with only 25 VIP spots available.

Still Standing, an Elton John tribute, takes the stage at OCC Road House & Museum. Admission is available as a single ticket for $20, a four person high top table for $80, a six person table for $120, or a six person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. There is no free general admission, and entry requires either a single admission ticket or a reserved table. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for each seat. Bottle service is available, with details provided by your server. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

This tribute show spotlights the music of Alabama and The Eagles with two live sets. Entry is ticketed only, with no complimentary general admission. Ticket choices include single admission at $20, a 4 person high top table at $80, a 6 person table at $120, or a 6 person lounge table at $130, and prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for every seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas on the southeast side of the pavilion. Presented at OCC Road House & Museum.

A welcoming voice workshop invites singers and non-singers alike into an exploratory space where every voice is valued. The session opens with gentle breathing and playful vocal icebreakers to encourage expression, then moves into circlesinging inspired by Bobby McFerrin and Rhiannon. Participants improvise together, weave harmonies, and craft short melodies through deep listening and group connection. It is a good fit for anyone seeking more freedom with their voice, wanting to learn vocal improvisation with others, interested in building layered music, or ready to let their inner child be expressive and a little silly. The gathering takes place at The Mad Monk in an art gallery setting. Enter through the door to the tea shop or apothecary to the left, then turn right immediately after stepping inside. This event is donation based with a suggested contribution of 15 to 25 dollars, payable at the event by cash, Venmo, or PayPal, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. Participants must be 16 or older.

Monthly baseball clinics offer a high-energy, instructional experience for players ages 8 to 12. Each two-hour session moves athletes through focused hitting, fielding, and pitching stations on professional-quality fields and in batting cages. With a maximum of 16 participants per session and a ratio of one coach for every eight players, athletes receive hands-on guidance and plenty of purposeful reps. The fee is $75 per session, and coaching is led by Willie Collazo and Elvys Quezada. Collazo is a former MLB pitcher with the New York Mets and represented Team Puerto Rico in the inaugural 2006 World Baseball Classic. He has served as a pitching coach in the Toronto Blue Jays organization and as an NCAA Division I pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Florida International University. An MLBPA Certified Agent, he brings extensive experience in player development, recruiting, professional baseball operations, and athlete mentorship across youth, collegiate, and professional levels. With more than 20 years in the game, he founded Ascend Fastpitch Academy and Homeschool Baseball, programs built around elite training, leadership, accountability, recruiting guidance, and long-term athlete development. Quezada is a former NCAA Division I player at Seton Hall University and a former coach at Manhattan University. His background includes time as both a player and coach in the New York Yankees, New York Mets, and Miami Marlins organizations. As the co-founder and former Director of The Clubhouse Academy and its high school academy teams in Brooksville, Florida, he brings over 15 years of experience guiding athletes from youth through professional baseball with a focus on athletic development, skill progression, and sustained player growth.

Catch ULTRA SUNN with opening support from SOFT VEIN for a night of live music at New World Music Hall. Doors are at 7:00 PM, and the show is for ages 18 and up.

The 1st Annual Suncoast Classic Inshore Challenge presents a different style of inshore fishing tournament with multiple ways to win. The event starts with a captain’s party open to spectators and participants, then concludes with a weigh in and awards ceremony that are also open to everyone. Family oriented and team driven, this tournament supports the local community by giving back to Ready for Life Pinellas & Pasco as well as CCA STAR. Teams compete for the First Place title in this inaugural challenge.

Oktoberfest returns to the German American Society of Pinellas Park for a four day celebration spread across two weekends, filled with lively polka and other live music, hearty German fare, and plenty of cold German beer. Attendees can look forward to schnitzels cut by hand, performances by the society’s own dance troupe, and the classic beer stein holding contest. Children have a dedicated area with crafts and games, while adults can raise a stein and savor German culture together. Highlights include a wide range of imported beers, authentic dishes with sweet treats and coffee, a ceremonial keg tapping and a parade of flags, plus vendors offering distinctive merchandise. Parking on site is limited, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

Maximum Queen brings a high energy salute to Queen at OCC Road House & Museum, with the resident DJ setting the tone before the band takes the stage. Entry is ticketed only, as there is no complimentary general admission. Options include a single admission for 25 dollars, a four person high top for 100 dollars, a six person table for 150 dollars, or a six person lounge table for 160 dollars. Prices increase by 5 dollars per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available, and servers can provide details. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for every seat with guardians responsible for minors. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Discover how seasonal cooking can support physical, emotional, and energetic well-being in a multi-class series led by Bob Linde, director of the school and clinic. Each session blends practical kitchen techniques, nutrition insights, and traditional food energetics to help you connect more deeply with what you eat. Topics span finding your personal super food, healthy cooking fundamentals, foods that ease and nourish the liver, heart-focused eating with bitters, thoughtful approaches to sugar and the spleen and pancreas, support for the lungs, immune system, and skin, and crafting herbal, medicinal meals. Participants receive hands-on guidance, recipes to take home, and foods to taste. The series welcomes both beginners and experienced wellness enthusiasts. Attend one class or the complete seven-part program. Pricing is $260 for the full bundle or $40 per class, with in-person and virtual options offered.

SSOVA presents a weekend of beach volleyball at Gulfport Beach Park with divisions for both adults and juniors. Saturday features Adults AA through BB play, and Sunday includes Juniors along with Adults Coed competition. In Juniors Open divisions, the top two finishers earn AVP bids, and first, second, and third place receive USAV American Division bids. Further event specifics are available during registration. The tournament proceeds in the rain, and refunds are not issued due to rainy conditions. Play will be canceled only in the case of consistent lightning or if conditions are determined to be unsafe. If Saturday is canceled, matches move to Sunday. If Sunday is canceled, the event shifts to the next available tournament. If a make up date is offered and you choose not to attend, refunds are not provided. Questions can be directed to the Director, Prem, at 727-380-1168 or Director@SSOVA.com.

Head to Boyd Hill Nature Preserve for Healthy St. Pete’s Trail Fun Run, where you can run or walk at a comfortable pace while enjoying the natural scenery. This event is presented by the running coaches at St. Pete Running Company. Admission is free and all experience levels are welcome. Plan to meet at the entrance of the Education Center. Participants check in electronically using a free Get Fit St. Pete membership.

Get swept into a passport-free escape as the Winter Pride Pool Party Series touches down at Cocktail St Pete with a Palm Springs twist. This edition channels desert glamour as part of a globetrotting lineup that nods to iconic LGBTQ+ destinations like Mykonos, Studio 54, and Puerto Vallarta. Expect top-tier DJs, eye-popping decor, themed performances, and playful surprises that transform the space into a fully transportive scene. Attire is part of the experience, so lean into jet-set fantasy, beach club chic, disco sparkle, or sun-soaked desert style to match the vibe. Same pool, a fresh destination every time. Volunteer opportunities are available.

Celebrate German traditions over four festive days spread across two weekends at the German American Society in Pinellas Park. Each day brings lively polka, fresh German fare, and foamy beer, creating a welcoming atmosphere for families and friends. Enjoy hand-cut schnitzel, cheer for the resident dance group, and test your endurance in a spirited stein holding contest. Children can explore a dedicated area with crafts and games, while adults lift a stein in a toast to German culture. Look for a broad lineup of imported German brews, classic dishes along with sweets and coffee, and live music that blends timeless and contemporary styles. A ceremonial keg tapping and a colorful flag parade add to the pageantry, and vendors will be on hand with distinctive goods to browse. Parking on site is limited, so using a rideshare or taxi is recommended. Please avoid parking at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center just north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

American Mayhem brings a three piece 90s hard rock cover show to Ka`Tiki, rooted in the St. Pete and Tampa music scene. The set spans favorites by Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Rage Against the Machine, Godsmack, Fuel, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, with more hits from the era in the mix.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 104 presents an afternoon of horse race fun. Attendees can cheer for their favorite horses, enjoy a friendly atmosphere, and support the Auxiliary. Hot dog and chips are available for $3.

An opening reception introduces Shapeshifter, a presentation of new and selected works by Palehorse, the St. Petersburg multidisciplinary artist also known as Chris Parks. The exhibition gathers two decades of exploration while unveiling a new phase in his evolution. It traces his journey from high profile commercial illustration to studio and mural practice rooted in a search for sacred connection. The collection invokes gods, guardians and totems as mirrors for self inquiry, intertwining archetypes, sigils, symbols and sacred geometry. Within the exhibition, earlier modes are reimagined through rock posters, skateboard graphics, wrestling iconography and apparel design. The show also brings to life collaborations long imagined with Ben Venom, Morning Breath Inc, Masked Republic, Jon Stine and Bryan Nichols. Palehorse is recognized for meticulous line work, vivid color and layered symbolism across murals, installations, identity and branding, print and apparel. His commissions include National Geographic, Nike, FX, Under Armour, PepsiCo and Hasbro, with international exhibitions that have included the Dalí Museum. He has created official posters for Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Jimi Hendrix and Rush. His practice extends into public space and popular culture, from co-founding the SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival to crafting masked wrestling personas seen in AEW and CMLL. Current work centers on personal studio projects, an original line of clothing and products, and Kriya Yoga, and he leads Seekers of the Eternal, a weekly meditation gathering.

An opening reception welcomes Practice Dying: A Skull & Bones Exhibit, a collaborative presentation of local and national artists. Through a range of media, the work considers skulls and bones as more than reminders of impermanence, seeing them instead as emblems of how people live, connect, and transcend. Presented alongside Shapeshifter, new and select works by Palehorse, the exhibition focuses on letting go, reflects on the human experience, and honors a shared creative spirit across varied visual styles. Featured artists include 123Klan, Alex Heir, Andrea Pawlisz, Anthony K., Ashley Cantero, Bask, Brian Butler, Caratoes, Catherine Gomez, Chad Mize, Chloe Reyes, Cyrus Fire, Daniel Barojas, Dennis McNett, Emily Wendt, Erik Jones, Godmachine, Jack Cody, Jason June, Jeff Srsic, Johnny Vitale, Josh Pearson, Laura Spencer, Luke Brown, Nicole Salgar, Palehorse, Richey Beckett, Robert Ryan, Swasthik Iyengar, Tes One, and Tim Cox. Curated by Palehorse and Michelle Tannu.

At Pee-Pa's Garage Craft Brewery, The Roaming Petal leads a hands-on floral workshop that celebrates the season with premium blooms in rich autumn colors and textures. Participants learn the fundamentals of bouquet design while creating a hand-tied arrangement, guided step by step by experienced floral designers. All essentials are provided, including fresh fall flowers and greenery, all floral tools and materials, wrapping, and finishing touches, and there are styled photo spots to capture finished bouquets. No previous experience is necessary, and the session suits a girls' night out, a creative date, or anyone seeking a relaxing way to welcome fall. Attendees leave with a bouquet made by their own hands, practical design techniques they can reuse, and photos of their creation. Food and beverages are available for purchase from Pee-Pa's Garage during the event, and capacity is limited to keep the experience personal and hands-on.

Monthly Euchre Night welcomes experienced players and total beginners alike. Learn the basics, share a few laughs, and put your card skills to the test in a relaxed setting. The bar will be open, and hot, fresh food will be available from Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar located on the property. No membership is required. Bring yourself or a friend and enjoy an easygoing evening of games and conversation. This gathering takes place every third Thursday of the month.

The Pinellas County FL Chapter of Whitetails Unlimited hosts a fundraising banquet at Banquet Masters to support conservation and outdoor heritage. As a nonprofit, Whitetails Unlimited raises funds for educational programs, wildlife habitat enhancement and acquisition, and the preservation of shooting sports and hunting traditions for future generations. The banquet features dinner, an auction, and prizes that include a wide range of firearms, hunting gear, and other distinctive items. A QR code is available to browse the latest merchandise offered at WTU events. Tickets are not available at the door and availability is first come, first served. Current members receive a one year extension from their existing expiration date. Life Members may take $26 off a single ticket or any sponsor option by providing their Life Member number.

Spend an evening of dinner and dancing at American Legion Post 104, featuring live music from The Rockus Band. Enjoy a meal and plenty of time on the dance floor while the band provides the soundtrack for the night.

This monthly meetup of the Krampus Verein focuses on costuming, upcoming events, and other Krampus-related ideas. It also offers time to connect with fellow members over a drink or two. The gathering takes place in the Bierstube at the front of the main building, and attendees can arrive early to grab dinner from Welton Brewing Co. and Oyster Bar in building two. For membership inquiries, contact Todd Bogner at tbogner32@gmail.com.

Volkswagen enthusiasts return to Pass A Grille Beach for a long-running, community-centered gathering by the water. It started modestly and has grown into a cherished tradition where familiar faces reconnect, stories are shared, and generations of cars and owners come together. Salty Dub continues the stewardship for a second year, keeping the respectful, community-driven spirit at the forefront. The meet welcomes Volkswagens of every kind and includes a relaxed car show element, a beach cleanup, giveaways, and exclusive event merchandise, followed by a friendly wrap up. Registration will open soon and space will be limited. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Explore everyday actions that support a healthier Tampa Bay in a free, public workshop at the Creative Play Learning Center. Participants will reflect on their own yard and household routines, such as fertilizer choices and schedules, whether applications happen before rain, how close work occurs to shorelines, pet waste cleanup habits, pesticide use, and the balance of turf grass and native plants. The session includes a guided walk through a newly installed rain garden made possible by a Bay Mini Grant from the Tampa Bay Estuary Program through Tarpon Tags. The garden is partly shaded, so plan for outdoor conditions and bring water. Admission is free thanks to the grant, and a reservation is required to ensure an accurate head count.

Celebrate all things Jessica Fletcher at a Murder She Wrote themed pub crawl set in St. Petersburg's Grand Central District. Enjoy specials on drinks, a costume contest, trivia, drag performances, and prizes. Writers can test their skills in a fan fiction contest by submitting a 500 word Jessica Fletcher story. The roster of participating venues, available discounts, additional activities, and ticket information will be shared soon.

At the German American Society of Pinellas County, this open-air Biergarten provides a calm, welcoming spot in Pinellas Park. It offers German brews on draft along with a variety of bottled choices, plus wine and schnapps. German dinner is frequently available, and additional dinner options are offered next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

Toadies bring The Charmer Tour to Jannus Live for an all ages concert. The show will proceed rain or shine, and supporting acts may change without advance notice. Tickets include a general public onsale, with additional presales available through the artist, Daddy Kool Records, Bandsintown, and Live Nation.

A tribute to the music of Three Dog Night takes place at Pinellas Park Performing Arts Center in Pinellas Park, FL. The event is dedicated to their songs and signature sound, offering a focused celebration of the band’s legacy.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder take the stage at Jannus Live for an all ages show. The event will proceed rain or shine, and support acts are subject to change without notice.

A Champions League clash features FC Bayern hosting Arsenal, the Premier League leaders who pose a serious challenge to Bayern’s European ambitions this season. The German-American Society serves as a home base for Bundesliga fans and supporters of FC Bayern München.

Ka' Tiki hosts 6 Strangs And A Fiddle for an acoustic performance that crosses genres, including rock, country, blues, bluegrass, Irish, and more. The show features Mark Marra on acoustic guitar and Jesse Allen Porter on fiddle.

BarrelHouseTalent and Music on the Couch present Jason Ricci & The Bad Kind at Catherine A. Hickman Theater, with a local opening performance by Hot Tonic Duo.

Kings County turns up the volume at OCC Road House for Bert's Great American Bike Night with free live music that leans into modern hard rock and big melodies. Originating on Long Island and now based in Orlando, the band blends the bite of 90s-era attitude with a fresh, current sound, gritty guitar work, and sing-along hooks. Known for a high-octane stage presence that grabs attention from the first chord, their YouTube videos have surpassed 9 million views.

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship returns to the Tampa–St. Petersburg area for the third time, bringing BKFC Fight Night Clearwater to the OCC Road House & Museum. Following a sold out show the year before, the card offers an entire night of live bare knuckle bouts featuring proven contenders, up and coming prospects, and hometown talent from Florida.

Scene Queen brings a live show to Jannus Live. This event is open to all ages and will take place rain or shine. Supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales from the artist, Daddy Kool Records, and Live Nation.

This St. Petersburg thrifting outing pairs sips with secondhand treasure hunting, set to a 1920s speakeasy vibe aboard a vintage-styled bus. The curated route includes a cafe stop, visits to four thrift stores, lunch at a restaurant in the area, raffles for two vintage items, and a brief look at the history of thrifting. Plan for about five hours of lively exploring, potential finds, and opportunities to meet fellow thrifters along the way. Complimentary drinks and snacks are offered on the bus. The tour meets at the Walmart Saint Petersburg parking lot. Tickets are nonrefundable, though they may be transferred to a friend. This event is sold out.

Take part in a hands-on volunteer cleanup that keeps the club in top shape. Tasks include gardening and landscaping as well as building repairs, upgrades, and general tidying, so there is something for every interest and ability. No experience is required, just enthusiasm. Lunch is provided. Participation is flexible, and you can help for a short visit or stay for the full duration. Bring your energy and invite friends to contribute to a cleaner, brighter club.

An open-air retreat in the heart of Pinellas Park offers a quiet, friendly setting to unwind. The Biergarten pours German beers on tap and carries additional bottled selections, with wine and schnapps also available. German dinner is often offered, and dinner can be found next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

KaTiki on Treasure Island hosts a plugged in full set featuring live music across rock, metal, alt, pop, and classics with a hint of progressive. Attendees can catch the sunset, enjoy drinks, and kick off the weekend at a spot the performers love.

The 789s make their debut at OCC Road House with a set packed with throwback favorites from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Classic rock, disco, and pop get a fresh, high-energy treatment that invites plenty of dancing and sing-alongs.

A Road House Nation showcase features Matt Stone performing as Elvis at OCC Road House. Admission is ticketed only, with no free general entry. Options include a single admission for $20, a four-person high top table for $80, a six-person table for $120, or a six-person lounge table for $130, and prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available, with details provided by servers. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for a seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at any tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

The Dillinger Escape Plan brings the Final Calculating Infinity Shows to Jannus Live for an all-ages concert that will go on rain or shine. Supporting artists may change without prior notice. Ticket details include presales through Daddy Kool Records and Live Nation, along with a general public on sale.

Ka'Tiki hosts a Halloween celebration featuring One Night Band performing favorite pop and rock hits from the 70s, 80s, and today. Recognized by Best of the Bay with nominations for Best Pop Act, Best Rock Band, and Best Vocalist in 2023, 2024, and 2025, the band delivers energetic shows with tight musicianship and feel-good energy. Expect festive costumes, rock favorites, and a lively party atmosphere.

Set in the heart of Pinellas Park, this open air biergarten offers a calm, friendly setting to unwind. Look for German beers on draft alongside additional bottled choices, plus wine and schnapps. German dinner is often available, and meals are also served next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar. The atmosphere is relaxed and outdoors, well suited to sampling distinctive German brews.

A Latin-themed Halloween celebration from Simone Salsa and Stormy Bay Entertainment takes place at OCC Road House. The night features live music by Orquesta Infinidad and DJ sets from DJ Walter Soto and DJ Jay Gaines, with salsa, bachata, merengue, and other Latin favorites. A costume contest with prizes is planned, with more details to be announced. Food and drinks will be available. Admission is $15 in advance for general entry, and VIP tables for six start at $100.

At OCC Road House, the inaugural Pinellas County Firefighter Invitational offers a multi-day blend of competition and training centered on Rapid Intervention Team operations and firefighter skill challenges. Presented by Base Wealth Management and hosted by Pinellas County Firefighter Survival & Rescue Training in collaboration with Florida RIT Ops Group (FROG), the event highlights survival, rescue training, safety, and professional camaraderie. Admission is free for attendees, and RIT participants are required to pay a registration fee.

OCC Road House hosts Bike Night with Whiskey Throttle.

Greensky Bluegrass takes the stage at Jannus Live for an all ages performance. The show will proceed rain or shine. Support acts are planned, though the lineup may change without notice.

Ricky T's hosts an all-ages event with complimentary admission, and no tickets are required. For details, contact the venue at (727) 363-7425.

SSOVA hosts a two-day beach volleyball tournament in Gulfport with separate competition days for adults and juniors. One day features adult AA to BB divisions, and the other includes juniors and adult coed play. In juniors open divisions, first and second place earn AVP bids, and first, second, and third place earn USAV American Division bids. The tournament is rain or shine, with play continuing in wet weather and cancellations only in the case of persistent lightning or other unsafe conditions as determined by the organizer. If the first day is canceled it moves to the following day, and if the second day is canceled it is shifted to the next available tournament. Refunds are not provided for rain or if a participant cannot attend the make-up date. Additional event details are provided during registration.

Now in its ninth year, St. Pete Yoga Fest gathers the community at the iconic St. Pete Pier for a full day focused on movement, music, and well-being. Expect a wide range of yoga classes, sound healing, workshops, wellness education, and daytime activities that flow into evening kirtan and ecstatic dance. Entry to the festival grounds is free, while participation in yoga classes requires a paid pass. Pass options include an all-day unlimited choice or a single drop-in, making it easy to explore different styles and support local teachers. Proceeds from yoga passes help keep the festival free for everyone, with 10 percent directed to Mindful Movement Florida, and the event is produced entirely by volunteers with 10 percent of overall profits benefiting local nonprofits. Ticket sales open soon, with pricing set at $44 for an early-bird unlimited pass, $60 for a regular unlimited pass, and $20 for a single class. Vendor opportunities are available for for-profit and nonprofit organizations with 10-by-10 spaces, as well as for food vendors and artists. For-profit vendors are $300 with an early-bird rate of $250, nonprofit vendors are $150 with an early-bird rate of $100, and food vendors are $400 with an early-bird rate of $350. Food vendors may operate as a truck or booth, must display branding and hold a current food license, and beverage vendors may not offer alcohol or THC, including delta products. Yoga studios can designate one teacher to appear on the schedule to represent their studio. The Artist Corner is $100 and includes a table only with no electricity. The festival maintains a welcoming, harassment-free environment and embraces participants of all genders, identities, orientations, abilities, appearances, body sizes, races, ages, and beliefs. Additional participation details, sponsorship information, and vendor instructions are provided in the event materials and comments.

The Toads return to OCC for live music. Lunch and drinks round out the experience.

Teams fan out across downtown St. Pete for a purpose-filled scavenger hunt, tackling creative challenges, earning points, and discovering local gems. The adventure begins at Welcome to the Farm and wraps up with an after-party and awards at Good Night John Boy. Admission is $35 and includes entry to the hunt, an event T-shirt, a DJ-fueled celebration, one drink, and lunch provided by Gateway Subs. Prizes are presented to the top fundraising team, the highest scoring team, and the best team costume. Participants can boost their impact by fundraising in advance, with every dollar helping CASA break the silence and build a violence free Pinellas while supporting survivors in the community.

Celebrate the sounds of the 1990s at a high-energy day party in St. Petersburg, filled with nostalgia and nonstop hits from pop favorites to smooth R&B. Expect a lineup of chart-topping tracks that keep the dance floor buzzing, with plenty of chances to belt out the songs that defined the decade. Capture the moment at themed photo spots with retro backdrops and props, then jump back into the groove with crowd-pleasing throwbacks. It is all about upbeat vibes, classic moves, and the timeless music that made the 90s unforgettable.

Phoenix5 performs at Ka’Tiki on Treasure Island with a relaxed beach party atmosphere. Live music spans soul, funk, reggae, and rock while tiki drinks are pouring and going shoeless on the dance floor is welcomed. The P5 crew keeps the coastal vibe moving all night.

Hawthorne Heights performs at Jannus Live in an all-ages concert. The event will take place rain or shine, and supporting acts are subject to change without notice.

Lenny Pearce, the Australian producer, DJ, dad, and originator of Toddler Techno, brings his famed toddler raves to St. Petersburg as part of a world tour. After sellouts across Australia, Asia, the Middle East, the UK, and North America, he is scaling his family-friendly dance parties to larger stages. With more than 3 million followers and hundreds of thousands of tickets sold worldwide, Lenny turns nursery songs and childhood favorites into pulse-raising club tracks that let kids and parents celebrate together. The show blends concert energy with interactive fun for all ages, featuring glow sticks, singalong moments, confetti bursts, constant crowd engagement, and appearances by characters like Kuma the Monkey and Bubbles the Duck. What began as remixes made for his daughter took off when his techno version of Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes went viral, leading to collaborations with Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Blippi, Paw Patrol, Warner Brothers, and The Wiggles.

Two celebrated performers share the spotlight in St. Petersburg as David Foster and Katharine McPhee present an intimate concert filled with songs and showmanship. Foster, a renowned composer and producer with 16 Grammy Awards along with an Emmy and a Golden Globe, is recognized for elevating talents such as Celine Dion, Michael Bublé, and Josh Groban, and for creating hits for stars including Barbra Streisand, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, and Madonna. McPhee first captured national attention on American Idol and has since built a wide-ranging career across television, Broadway, and recording, with notable roles on Smash and Scorpion and a Broadway debut as Jenna in Waitress. Their collaborative program has become a sought-after live experience, frequently performing to full houses around the world.

An uplifting gala at The Vinoy Renaissance St. Petersburg Resort & Golf Club brings the community together to mark fifteen years of A Door of Hope’s ministry and the impact of foster care, faithfulness, and community. The evening begins with a cocktail hour and continues with a seated dinner, plus both silent and live auctions. An inspiring program highlights what can happen when families, churches, and supporters remain engaged, honoring lives transformed and the hope built through the work of A Door of Hope. More than a celebration, it reflects on what God has accomplished through obedience and perseverance, and encourages continued commitment that builds something lasting for children and families across West-Central Florida.

Luna and the Warriors return to Ka Tiki with a four hour surge of rock that covers the full range, mixing beloved hits with original material. Expect a high energy performance filled with passion, driving grooves, and a lively atmosphere that keeps everyone moving from the first song to the last.

The Fall Edition of the I Love Salsa Latin Music Festival arrives at OCC Road House with a showcase of Latin rhythms and culture, plus dancing and food. Presented by Stormy Bay Entertainment, the stage will feature Christian Alicea, Lalo Peña y su Orquesta, and Ámbito with the El Real DJ Show Musical, with more acts to be revealed. Further information about the event and tickets will be announced.

Periphery brings a live performance to Jannus Live, welcoming fans of all ages. The support lineup may change without notice, and the show will proceed regardless of weather conditions. Ticket availability includes a public onsale, along with presale options for Citi Cardmembers, Live Nation, Daddy Kool Records, Spotify, and the artist.

The Revivalists take the stage at Jannus Live for a concert open to attendees of all ages. The show will proceed regardless of weather, and the lineup of supporting performers may be adjusted without prior notice.

St. Pete Country Music Festival brings three days of live country music to Vinoy Park in St. Petersburg, featuring line dancing, cold drinks, and an easygoing Florida atmosphere. The lineup includes Koe Wetzel, Riley Green, Bailey Zimmerman, Tucker Wetmore, Stephen Wilson Jr., Warren Zeiders, Dylan Gossett, Cameron Whitcomb, Charles Wesley Godwin, and many others. Expect a wide selection of beer, craft cocktails, and plenty of food options throughout the event. All ages are welcome, and the festival will be held in all weather. Children 5 and under are admitted free with a paid guardian. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

This monthly meetup covers costuming, upcoming events, and other ideas related to Krampus. It also serves as a laid-back chance to socialize with fellow members over drinks. The gathering is held in the Bierstube located at the front of the main building. Consider arriving early to pick up dinner from Welton Brewing Co. and Oyster Bar in building two on the property. For membership inquiries, contact Todd Bogner at tbogner32@gmail.com.

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Soul Asylum headlines St. Pete Bike Fest at OCC Road House with the alt rock sound that shaped a generation. Known for hits like “Runaway Train” and “Somebody to Shove,” the band brings a high-energy show backed by more than four decades of guitar-driven rock. Scream Machine, billed as The Ultimate 80’s Arena Rock Show, sets the tone and returns for the after-party to wrap up the celebration. Tickets are available, and free general admission standing room is offered behind the seated and ticketed section outside the concert pavilion.

Gary Schutt takes the stage as a one-man rock band. This event centers on a solo rock performance by a single musician.

This monthly cleanup brings volunteers together to spruce up the club through gardening and landscaping, building repairs, upgrades, and general cleanup. All skill levels are welcome and no prior experience is needed, just enthusiasm. Participation is flexible, with drop-in options available so attendees can stay for a quick 30 minutes or the full four-hour session. Complimentary lunch is provided. Friends are welcome to volunteer as a team, all working toward keeping the club looking its best.

Shopapalooza Festival returns with a two-day celebration of local shopping, food, music, and community as it marks its 16th year. More than 350 local artists, makers, shops, food vendors, nonprofits, and small businesses will be on site, alongside food trucks and desserts, live entertainment, free activities for all ages, a dedicated kids area, a beer garden, an adoptable pet parade, and thousands of unique holiday gifts. Entry is free, and well-behaved pets are welcome. Attendees can also register for chances to win gift cards and other prizes. On the Main Stage, the lineup features Razin Jane, the Ashley Lux Band, Dames, HeadlessAx, Element, and Sunset Bridge Band. Dockside Sessions combine live painting by Alyssa Marie and Zulu Painter with sets from Roxana with Huevo Cosmico, Dames, Savannah Lee Duo, James Oberlin, Tommy & Mimi, and Sunya. Additional experiences include aerial arts with Violet Sullivan near the Dockside Sessions, community mural painting led by Phi Phi Artland, and a free photo booth by Morgan Ext. and Hawkins Photo in the Center Zone. The Kids Zone features arts, crafts, and play with Sensory Studio, a play space by We Rock the Spectrum Clearwater, bubbles with Bubble Wise Collective, and an activity tent presented by Sunshine City Kids and Three Sisters Thrift. Family-friendly extras include a music class with St. Pete Beach Baby Pediatric Therapy, Santa’s Corner with Sunshine City Santa, story time with Lee Anne Mann, a Grinch photo opportunity, a princess meet and greet, and Music Time with Mr. E. The lineup and schedule are subject to change.

Senses Fail takes the stage at Jannus Live for an all ages concert. The event will take place rain or shine, and the supporting lineup is subject to change without notice. Ticket options include a public onsale and presales for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, Daddy Kool Records, and the artist.

This event is free to attend and does not require tickets. It is open to guests of all ages. For venue details or questions, contact Ricky T's at (727) 363-7425.

SSOVA presents a beach volleyball tournament at Bilmar Beach Resort in Treasure Island, featuring competitive play across multiple divisions. One day highlights Men’s and Women’s Open alongside Adult AA and BB brackets, and the other day is dedicated to Juniors and Adults Coed. In the Juniors Open divisions, the top two teams earn AVP bids, and the top three teams receive USAV American Division bids. Full event details, rules, and prize information are provided during registration. The tournament proceeds in the rain with no refunds for wet weather, and play pauses only for consistent lightning or if conditions are deemed unsafe. If the first day is canceled, matches move to the following day, and if the second day is canceled, they shift to the next available tournament. Choosing not to attend a makeup date does not qualify for a refund. For questions, contact the tournament director, Prem, at 727-380-1168 or Director@SSOVA.com.

State Champs brings their live show to Jannus Live for an all-ages event. The concert will go on rain or shine. Opening acts may change without notice. Ticket access features multiple presales, such as artist, VIP, Live Nation, and Daddy Kool Records, along with a public on sale and a VIP on sale.

Celebrate a decade of giving with a festive motorcycle ride hosted by Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson, supporting Bert’s Salute to America Foundation and Lealman Fire Rescue Station 18. Riders are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to help brighten the holidays for local families. The day features a group ride through the Tampa Bay area, live music, and a post-ride gathering at OCC Road House. Decorate your bike, bring friends, and take part in a community tradition focused on generosity and holiday spirit.

Damon Fowler brings his Holiday Celebration to Catherine A Hickman Theater with a performance that showcases his soulful approach to American roots music. The Tampa singer, guitarist, and songwriter blends the styles that shaped the region, pairing fiery guitar passages with lyrical work on lap steel and dobro. His credentials include a featured spot in Butch Truck’s Freight Train band and a stint as guitarist with the Dickey Betts Band. Critics have compared his fretwork to Johnny Winter and Jeff Beck, and his slide playing evokes the legacy of Duane Allman.