Events in Wildwood today

At Eisenhower Recreation Center, this mentored play session offers guidance for every skill level. It is a helpful next step for beginners after completing PT101. An experienced club member will support skill development and place participants into group play at a comfortable level. It is also an easy way to meet new people and start playing. Registration is not required, and paddles are available to check out inside the rec center.

Open Play at Eisenhower Regional Recreational Center welcomes participants of any experience level. Turnout varies from day to day because players may arrive without advance arrangements, and bringing friends is welcome. Paddles are available to check out inside the recreation center.

This chair yoga class encourages a healthy body and a peaceful mind. It is offered at the Spiritual Enrichment Center at All About Art. The cost is $10. For more information, contact Donna at (352) 307-9774.

This live Deconstructing the Music presentation is led by Scott Frieman, host of Deconstructing the Beatles on public television. The session explores The Beatles album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, an influential landmark in rock history. Rolling Stone has called it the most important rock and roll album ever and praised its concept, sound, songwriting, cover art, and innovative studio work. Frieman traces how the record came together and highlights tracks such as "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds," "She’s Leaving Home," and "A Day In The Life." The program delivers an in-depth look at what distinguishes the band and this album.

Red Shirt Friday karaoke brings open mic singing and song requests to Frank's Rack & Grill in Leesburg’s historic downtown, hosted by DJ Jeff-fa-fa from the local cover band Rock Hard. The venue has reopened with new owners and new management, formerly known as Frank’s Place. Singers take the stage with a Bose L1 Pro 8 sound system and the focus is on showcasing local talent in a fun, welcoming atmosphere. The theme highlights Remember Everyone Deployed, with gratitude for U.S. military service members and veterans. Guests can expect a full bar, a billiards hall with APA leagues, and a menu of food and snacks. The indoor space is smoke free, while smoking and vaping are allowed outside under cover, and bikers are welcome.

An open play session welcomes participants of any skill level. Attendance can vary by day and location since walk-ins are fine, and bringing friends is encouraged. Paddles are available in the shed at Rohan and Clarendon, and other recreation centers offer paddles for checkout.

Sparkling fairy hair is setting up at the Brownwood Saturday Market in Brownwood Paddock Square. Choose from more than 30 colors that are heat safe, color and bleach resistant, and made to shine. Each strand is tied to a single hair with no bead and remains until that hair naturally sheds. Pricing starts at $20 for 10 strands, $30 for 15, $40 for 20, $60 for 30, and $80 for 40, with additional quantities available. Many visitors may recognize Erin and Abby, along with a few fellow fairies, from appearances at Electric Light Party, Mardi Gras, Hometown Halloween, the Strawberry Festival, and other local festivities.

Bike Night hosted by AmVets Post #2006 in Leesburg welcomes the public for an evening of activities. Expect a 50/50 and bottle raffle, food and beverages available for purchase, and live music with details to follow. Fairy Hair services will be offered in the order of arrival, so please plan ahead.

Enjoy a rock and roll themed bingo night filled with music, fun and chances to win prizes. It is free to play and features a lively, groovy atmosphere. Handmade ice cream is available, including boozy options.

A weekly in-store tournament welcomes players for some friendly competition. The entry fee is $5.

Open play at Eisenhower Regional Recreational Center offers a relaxed way to get in the game. Players of any experience level are welcome. Attendance can vary by day and location since walk-ins are welcome, and friends are welcome too. Paddles are available to check out inside the recreation center.

This Women's GriefShare group provides a caring, supportive setting for women moving through loss. Participants engage in open conversation and attentive listening, taking gentle steps toward healing among others who truly understand. The focus is on comfort, understanding, and hope. There is no obligation, and newcomers can start at any time.

A new pickleball group is forming for players at the experienced beginner, advanced beginner, or low intermediate level at Fishhawk Recreation Center. Participation is coordinated through the TeamReach app using the code name Fishhawk and the password Fishhawk.

Open Play at Eisenhower Regional Recreational Center is a casual, drop-in session that welcomes participants of every skill level. Attendance varies by day and location since walk-ins are common. Paddles are available to borrow inside the recreation centers, and at Clarendon and Rohan they can be found in the shed.

This chair yoga class is designed to support a healthy body and a calm mind. It is held at the Spiritual Enrichment Center at All About Art and costs $10. For more information, contact Donna at (352) 307-9774.

Explore caregiving opportunities at a walk-in interview event focused on hiring compassionate professionals. Recruiters will conduct on-the-spot interviews for caregiver roles, creating a streamlined path to employment. Completing the application in advance can help shorten the process. Candidates should hold a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN credential, and assistance is available for obtaining an HHA. Please be prepared with I-9 documentation, current CPR certification, and TB test results or a chest X-ray. A background check and AHCA fingerprinting are required. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively in English.

Explore the newly rebranded care center and learn about the services it offers.

A weekly bingo night is back, with early bird rounds before the regular games. A 50/50 drawing will be held as well. Attendees are welcome to bring friends.

Open karaoke fills Frank's Rack & Grill in Leesburg every Wednesday night, presented by Son-Rae Entertainment and hosted by DJ Jeff-fa-fa. The indoor, smoke-free setting welcomes singers and music lovers to step up to the mic and request their favorite tracks. Performances run through a Bose L1 Pro 8 sound system for clear, balanced audio, and the night highlights local talent with a relaxed, friendly vibe. Frank's is back open under new ownership and management, previously known as Frank's Place. Guests can enjoy a full bar, a billiards hall with APA leagues, and a selection of food and snacks. The establishment is non-smoking and non-vaping inside, with covered outdoor areas available for those who wish to smoke or vape. Bikers are welcome.