Events in Venice

Enjoy a low impact cardio session paired with resistance work that welcomes active older adults and beginners. This total body workout highlights the core, focusing on muscles such as the abdominals and glutes. Expect creative bodyweight movements that build strength for better posture and balance and help with everyday activities. Free parking is available around the site, including along Blvd of the Arts and near the Van Wezel, Municipal Auditorium, and Blue Pagoda. Please avoid areas reserved for the Sarasota Orchestra. Construction in the new Town Square is in progress and can change pedestrian routes between the parking lot along N. Tamiami Trail and venues west of Van Wezel Way, including The Bay park, Van Wezel, and Holley Hall. Follow posted signs and allow extra time to walk to and from your vehicle. All pets must be non-aggressive, on a leash at all times, and owners should clean up after them. To report risky or unsafe behavior, contact Sarasota Non-Emergency Police at (941) 316-1199. This activity takes place rain or shine. Final location decisions may be made closer to the start based on weather. In inclement conditions the class will move indoors, and if an indoor space is not available it will be cancelled. Any changes or cancellations will be shared through The Bay website calendar, Eventbrite, Facebook, and Instagram. Friends of The Bay help care for the park’s green spaces and support a wide range of free community events.

1055 Blvd of the Arts, Sarasota

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Council members gather for an official Venice City Council meeting to discuss city business and consider items before the council.

401 Venice Ave W, Venice

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Explore the fundamentals of Jazzercise in a free introductory session created for newcomers and new members. The class covers the basics, breaks down common movements, and explains what to expect, with time to try things out in a welcoming, beginner-friendly setting. Bring a friend if you like. Spots can be reserved in advance. All are welcome.

6265 Lake Osprey Dr, Sarasota

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Start your fitness journey with a complimentary beginner class at Jazzercise Lakewood Ranch. This friendly intro session is designed for newcomers and recent members, offering a clear overview of how the workouts flow while breaking down basic movements step by step. Expect a supportive, no-pressure atmosphere with plenty of time to try things out and get comfortable. Bring a friend if you like, and know that everyone is welcome.

6265 Lake Osprey Dr, Sarasota

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Goodwill CRC Coordinators offer in-person assistance with information and referrals during weekly walk-in hours. Availability is on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. For more information, call (941) 255-3884.

24123 Peachland Blvd, Port Charlotte

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Englewood's oldest and longest running open mic is held every Tuesday and features music, a welcoming crowd, and tasty food.

380 Old Englewood Rd, Englewood

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The Lighthouse Grill sits by the water, offering sunset views, food and drinks, and plenty of familiar music throughout the evening. Expect a relaxed waterside vibe with songs many will recognize.

260 Maryland Ave., Englewood

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Expand your diving knowledge with an enriched air nitrox session at Gaspar's Dive N Board in Englewood, FL. The class focuses on increasing bottom time, shortening surface intervals, and planning safer dives by selecting the right gas blend. Instruction covers choosing an appropriate nitrox mix for your profile, setting depth limits for that blend, analyzing your breathing gas, and planning and carrying out each dive safely. You will explore how oxygen and nitrogen affect the body, the benefits, tradeoffs, and risks of diving nitrox, signs and limits related to oxygen exposure, safe oxygen handling practices, the idea of equivalent air depth, using EANx with standard air tables, and common methods for mixing gases. This course requires completion of eLearning. If you purchased the eLearning through the shop within the past 12 months, you may still attend this session. The meeting reviews the course material, explains how to request nitrox, and shows how to operate a nitrox analyzer. Please complete the required eLearning before the session. If you have not purchased it recently, instructions for accessing the materials will be sent by email.

2961 Placida Rd, Englewood

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Experience a Light Language session with JoAnn Cooke focused on connecting with spirit guides and accessing higher wisdom. Participants are guided through grounding practices and intention setting, followed by a live Light Language transmission designed to build energetic awareness, open receptivity to guidance, and foster trust in unseen support. This offering supports you in deepening your relationship with spirit guides, clarifying intuitive insight, heightening sensitivity to subtle energies, welcoming spiritual messages, easing doubt, and recognizing delicate energetic communication. It also creates space for clarity, alignment, and inner peace. Whether you already engage with guides or are simply curious to explore, expect a welcoming and grounded environment to open, receive, and expand awareness. Grounding, guided intention, live Light Language, and energetic expansion come together for a gentle, focused experience.

441 W Dearborn St, Englewood

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Boost strength and conditioning with a 45 minute Bootcamp at Sarasota Garden Club. This session features body weight exercises and timed intervals, with well planned circuits that build muscle, reduce body fat, and elevate cardiovascular fitness while maximizing calorie burn. Expect push ups and planks, with options provided so participants of all fitness levels and those with physical limitations can move safely and effectively. Please bring a mat or towel and a water bottle for hydration. Free parking is available around the site and in nearby lots, though designated Sarasota Orchestra parking areas should be avoided. Construction in the area may affect pedestrian routes between parking and surrounding venues, and signs will help direct foot traffic, so allow a little extra time to walk. Non aggressive pets are welcome on a leash and owners are expected to clean up after them. This workout takes place rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather it may move indoors, and if an indoor space is unavailable it may be canceled.

1131 Blvd of the Arts, Sarasota

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Celeste Gibbons-Peoples leads a lecture at the Tampa Baseball Museum honoring Dirk Gibbons, highlighting an influential career that spanned more than ten years and took place in two countries. The presentation focuses on the achievements of a remarkable figure in baseball. Light refreshments will be available. Admission is $15 per person, with free entry for members.

2003 N 19th St, Tampa

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An in-person speed dating evening in Tampa tailored for singles in their 40s and 50s. Meet at least five and up to twelve local matches through a series of six minute conversations. After each mini date, you mark the people you want to hear from again and the organizers handle the follow up on mutual matches. Expect a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere in a safe setting and a fast, effective alternative to endless swiping. Presented by Pre-Dating, a long-running company established in 2001 that has produced more than 38,000 events and has been highlighted by outlets such as CNN, BBC, the Wall Street Journal, CBS, Bravo, and more.

1208 E Kennedy Blvd, Tampa

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This no-cost community running group welcomes every pace for an out-and-back along the Riverwalk, then circles back to the brewery to cool off with a drink. The outing is typically about three miles, but the Riverwalk makes it easy to shorten or extend the distance, and walking is welcome. Participants gather in the parking lot at Woven Waters and head out together, then return to the brewery where 10 percent off beverages is available. Many stick around afterward, creating a relaxed, social finish whether you are quick or taking your time.

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A not rated, 1 hour and 42 minute musical fantasy screens at Historic Duncan Auditorium. The Wizard of Oz follows Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion along the Yellow Brick Road, mixing songs, friendship, and lighthearted misadventures with a theme of discovering the qualities you seek within yourself. Its imagery is woven into popular culture, from the tornado that sets the story in motion to the well known shift from black and white to color.

711 N Franklin St, Tampa

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Black Violin, the Fort Lauderdale duo of Kev Marcus on violin and Wil B. on viola, delivers a vibrant blend of classical melodies and hip hop beats that has resonated with Straz audiences. Performing together since 2004, they have earned a win on Showtime at the Apollo, shared the stage with Alicia Keys, and played the Kids Inaugural Concert, counted among President Obama’s inaugural balls in 2013. Braxton Cook is also featured, an acclaimed jazz saxophonist as well as a respected singer and songwriter, whose music smoothly weaves jazz, R&B, and soul.

1010 N WC MacInnes Pl, Tampa

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Experience gentle, mindful movement through Tai Chi and Qigong at Sarasota Garden Club with instruction from Gail Pettit. These flowing practices invite calm, help ease daily stress, and support overall wellbeing for both body and mind. Gail is a Level 3 Graduate and Certified Teacher of Integral Qigong and Tai Chi with more than a decade of teaching in Sarasota, and she focuses on cultivating community while sharing movement for health, vitality, and inner peace. Free parking is available nearby, including along Blvd of the Arts and near the Van Wezel, the Municipal Auditorium, and the Blue Pagoda. Please avoid spaces reserved for Sarasota Orchestra. Construction related to the new Town Square may change walking routes between the lot along N. Tamiami Trail and venues west of Van Wezel Way. Signs will guide the way, and allowing extra time to walk to and from your vehicle is recommended. Pets must be non-aggressive, kept on a leash, and cleaned up after. To report unsafe behavior, contact the Sarasota Non-Emergency Police at (941) 316-1199. This program takes place rain or shine. Because Florida weather can be unpredictable, the exact location may be finalized closer to the start. In poor weather the session may move indoors, and if an indoor space is not available it will be canceled. Any location changes or cancellations will be shared through The Bay website calendar, Eventbrite, Facebook, and Instagram. Friends of The Bay help sustain park programs and greenspace care, ensuring that many community events remain free for everyone.

1131 Blvd of the Arts, Sarasota

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Super Soccer Stars offers a playful, fundamentals-focused soccer experience in Tampa that builds confidence in a supportive, noncompetitive setting. Coaches keep groups small and use steady encouragement so each child can progress at a comfortable pace, with lesson plans tailored to developmental stages. Using child-friendly themes, classes grow body and ball awareness through early movements like running, hopping, and jumping, plus simple dribbling and shooting that nurture cooperative play and basic soccer technique. Families with toddlers can choose the Parent & Me option, created with Amazing Athletes for ages 12 to 24 months, where experienced instructors and soccer-loving friends Mimi and Pepe lead a lively mix of pre-soccer activities. One-on-one attention, positive feedback, and original songs help little players practice balance, kicking, and playful movement, and a separate class is available for children ages 2 to 3 with the same engaging approach.

1910 N Ola Ave, Tampa

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The Long Walk Home hosts a weekly, one-hour workshop at Center of Hope Church in Venice, Florida for veterans, military families, and community members who want to better support service members transitioning to civilian life. Sessions address common hurdles after service, such as rebuilding relationships, adapting to less structured routines, identifying meaningful employment that aligns with strengths and values, and managing stress or trauma that can affect both veterans and their loved ones. Attendees gain a practical framework and useful tools that build confidence to stand alongside veterans throughout this period of change. There is no fee to participate, and an RSVP is requested so adequate resources can be prepared.

2395 Shamrock Dr, Venice

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This midday yoga practice at Blue Lotus Meditation Center offers a chance to reset, deepen the breath, and return to the rest of the day feeling grounded and refreshed. Guided instruction focuses on intentional movement, focused breathing, and soothing meditation in a peaceful setting. Designed with mindfulness and accessibility in mind, it invites inward attention and makes room for quiet moments as well as gentle motion. It is suitable for seasoned practitioners and for anyone seeking a calm pause in the middle of the day.

344 Shamrock Blvd, Venice

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This interactive estate planning workshop is led by Attorney Alfred Pandl and includes a complimentary lunch. It covers powers of attorney, last wills and testaments, ladybird deeds, probate avoidance, and revocable living trusts.

871 Venetia Bay Blvd, Venice

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Wednesdays bring a buy one, get one offer at Livingston’s in Sarasota, where you can pick between go karts or SpinZone bumper cars and receive a second attraction of the same price or less at no charge. Team up with friends or family, face off on the track or in the spin arena, and enjoy twice the action while paying for just one.

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Celebrate a beloved Florida coastal tradition at the Nokomis Drum Circle, a beach gathering that blends lively rhythms, community spirit, and a sunset atmosphere. The circle comes together on Nokomis Beach in the drum area near the main beach access, creating a vibrant scene of music and dancing. Bring a chair, a blanket, or a drum if you have one, and either add your beat to the groove or relax and take it all in. Everyone is welcome.

204 Casey Key Rd, Nokomis

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This free weight loss support group meets at HCA FL Fawcett Community Center and provides a supportive setting for people focused on weight loss.

3280 Tamiami Trl, Port Charlotte

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An open jazz jam hosted by The Tim Goodman Trio welcomes musicians and vocalists to sit in, with Grant Cuthbertson, Tim Goodman, and Tony Antonio setting the stage. Those who prefer to listen can settle in and enjoy the music alongside dinner. A special menu is available featuring two four course dinners for $59.95.

1951 Tamiami Trl, Port Charlotte

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Network with regional professionals at a Community Leader Social hosted at Roseandivysrq. The featured guest community leader is Davis Schneiderman, president of Ringling College. Expect a brief presentation followed by a question and answer session. Business casual attire is suggested. A cash bar will be available, and light hors d’oeuvres are provided. Admission is $25 in advance and $35 on the event day. An optional $250 annual membership is available, which includes entry for one person to ten socials each year, admission for two to an annual members-only event, recognition at the gatherings, inclusion in a group photo, an engraved name badge with lapel pin, access to an online directory, and priority invitations to the Community Leader Introductions and Mayoral Ball. This series focuses on business events that connect the Bay Area and supports a mission to foster interaction among community professionals across Florida cities. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and a nonprofit partner program offers financial benefit to an organization with the capacity to help promote these events. The event is supported by a sponsor.

1296 1st St, Sarasota

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Get moving with a high energy Zumba session led by Yaël Campbell at The Bay in Sarasota. Expect upbeat music and easy to follow choreography with a welcoming crew that loves to get everyone dancing, smiling, jumping, shaking and sometimes even singing. Friends and kids are welcome, and it is a friendly place to meet new Zumba companions. Complimentary parking is available in the lots in front of the Van Wezel and in front of the Municipal Auditorium, Art Center and Blue Pagoda. Please avoid spaces reserved for the Sarasota Orchestra and along the south side of Blvd of the Arts. Drivers should use the 10th Street roundabout, since the entrance from Blvd of the Arts and South Van Wezel Way is closed. If arriving on foot, follow signs and stay on the south side of Blvd of the Arts, or enter from the lot in front of the Van Wezel. The park remains open during construction. Most walkways, the Ibis Playground and the living resilient shoreline are accessible, though some areas are closed, including South Van Wezel Way near Blvd of the Arts for drainage work, portions of the lot north of the Van Wezel and the Centennial Park lot for shoreline improvements, and the space between the Municipal Auditorium and the Art Center for a new Town Square. Some events draw big crowds, so consider arriving early and allow extra time for parking and walking. Pets must be non aggressive, kept on a leash at all times, and owners are responsible for cleanup. To report unsafe behavior, contact Sarasota Non-Emergency Police at (941) 316-1199.

1055 Blvd of the Arts, Sarasota

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Acclaimed romance writer Paul Sheldon survives a snowy car wreck and finds himself under the care of superfan and nurse Annie Wilkes, whose kindness quickly turns into captivity in her remote home. After discovering that Paul has killed off her favorite character, she compels him to write a new book to her specifications, and he realizes that freedom is not part of her plan. Each chapter he produces becomes a bid for survival. Jobsite brings this thriller back after an earlier engagement in the intimate 98-seat Shimberg Playhouse that drew strong praise and sold out across five consecutive weeks, now expanding into the 300-seat Jaeb Theater as part of a long-running Halloween tradition that dates to 1999. Summer Bohnenkamp’s performance as Annie Wilkes in that previous run earned top acting recognition from Creative Loafing and Theatre Tampa Bay. This production features Jobsite Producing Artistic Director David Jenkins returning as Paul Sheldon, with Best of the Bay Award winner Troy Padraic Brooks as Sheriff Buster. Artistic Associate Paul J. Potenza directs. A larger stage supports a more immersive winter-cabin setting, while the Jaeb’s advanced lighting and sound heighten the tension. Enhanced special effects add new shocks that were not possible in the earlier venue. Content advisory: the story involves a violent, obsessive reader who uses items such as prescription drugs, soapy water, a stack of erasable typing paper, and a sledgehammer, and it includes strong adult language.

1010 N W C MacInnes Pl, Tampa

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This casual office hours session with Peter Leman of White Sands Realty Group FL is set at Centennial Park in Venice. There is no set program, no sales talk, and no pressure. It offers a relaxed chance to chat about real estate, the local market, the neighborhood, life in Southwest Florida, or any other topic that comes up. Whether someone is exploring a purchase or sale or simply wants to say hello and connect with a community minded professional, the focus stays on community first, with real estate only if it surfaces in conversation. Participants can come as they are and stay as long as they like. This event is open to all. Get informed before you start your search.

283 Tampa Ave W, Venice

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Receive free, in-person help with ACCESS Florida applications for SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid at the Community Resource Center in Port Charlotte. This support is designed for anyone who lacks reliable internet access or finds the online process challenging, with staff guiding applicants through MyACCESS from start to finish. Appointments are required so you can be informed about which documents to bring. To schedule, call (941) 255-3884.

24123 Peachland Blvd, Port Charlotte

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The 32nd annual Tampa Am brings four days of high-energy skateboarding to Skatepark of Tampa. Charged sessions, standout runs, and highlight moments to remember define the experience.

4215 E Columbus Dr, Tampa

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Make space for yourself at a self-care pop-up focused on body, mind, and spirit. Offerings include aromatherapy massage, facials, Reiki energy healing, Emotion Code for nervous system regulation, and therapeutic coaching and hypnotherapy that incorporate attachment theory, energy work, and intuitive guidance. Bring your curiosity, explore the services, and book sessions in advance.

321 Nokomis Ave S, Venice

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Schmidt Gallery at CENTURY 21 Schmidt Real Estate participates in the Venice Art Stroll with its current exhibition, THROUGH OUR LENS, featuring 70 works by local photographers. Exhibits rotate every three months to support local artists, and each new show opens with an evening reception that includes wine and cheese. An invitation email list is available for updates on upcoming exhibitions.

100 W Venice Ave, Venice

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Celebrate Shaeeda turning 49 on a Western Caribbean birthday cruise filled with good vibes, great company, lively music and dancing, picture-ready moments, and a luxury atmosphere at sea. The deposit is $200 per cabin, a payment plan is available, and prices may change until a deposit is made. Availability is limited. For details, contact Purple Ribbon Vacations at 317-353-7637.

1101 Channelside Dr, Tampa

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Learn how to advocate for living kidney donation and support the search for a living donor in an empowering training session. Open to transplant candidates, their families and friends, and anyone interested in the life saving potential of living kidney donation, this class offers clear guidance and encouragement to take the next steps in a transplant journey. The program is offered in a hybrid format, with an in-person option and a virtual option hosted by TGH through Microsoft Teams. To participate online, have internet access and a computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone with video, microphone, and speaker capabilities. Participation is voluntary, and anything you choose to share about yourself or your health during the virtual meeting can be heard by all attendees. TGH does not control who attends and cannot guarantee confidentiality, and it is not responsible for Microsoft Teams or the privacy of meetings held on that platform.

370 Bayshore Blvd, Tampa

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If you need help and are unsure where to turn, Goodwill CRC Coordinators offer in-person information and referral support during weekly walk-in hours at the Port Charlotte Community Resource Center. Coordinators can connect you with resources and services that match your needs. For more information, call (941) 255-3884.

24123 Peachland Blvd, Port Charlotte

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Art on the House opens the doors of the Tampa Museum of Art with pay-what-you-wish admission. Choose your own ticket price and, upon arrival, share it with the Visitor Experience and Engagement Representatives at the Welcome Desk. Donations of any amount are welcome. Explore exhibitions that highlight ancient, modern, and contemporary art while honoring 100 years of art in Tampa. Families and art enthusiasts can explore together.

120 W Gasparilla Plz, Tampa

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Eddie Dodd Acoustic Duo performs at Pioneers Pizza with a wide-ranging set that features music from Neil Young, Blackberry Smoke, Led Zeppelin, Sheryl Crow, Nancy Sinatra, CCR, Chris Stapleton, Willie Nelson, Alice n Chains, Foo Fighters, Pink Floyd, the Black Crowes, the Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Whiskey Meyers, and more. Pizza and games are available at the venue.

4560 Tamiami Trl, Port Charlotte

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This family-oriented event spotlights what it means to be an SMA Eagle. Attendees can meet faculty, staff, and students, learn about the Academy’s values-focused approach, and see how cadets are readied for college, careers, and life. The program includes live music performed by SMA cadets and a variety of refreshments, including Flavors of Brazil Street Food, the Fresh Lemonade Stand, and desserts provided by cadets. It also highlights recent outcomes for the Class of 2026, with nearly $1.5 million in scholarships, more than half enrolling in college or university, 35 percent choosing trade school or military service, and a 99 percent graduation rate that is among the highest in the county.

801 N Orange Ave, Sarasota

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Held on the third Thursday each month, this gathering offers food and drinks in a fun, welcoming atmosphere. Organizers keep the energy high with upbeat, danceable music, making it easy to get on the floor and enjoy the moment.

1099 Tamiami Trl N, Nokomis

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Dubz BBQ hosts a complimentary bingo night that blends friendly competition with barbecue favorites and chilled beverages. Attendees can play for prize giveaways in a relaxed, welcoming setting that is ideal for a casual get-together with friends. Savory bites, cool drinks, and lively bingo rounds make for an easygoing night out.

4391 Aidan Ln, North Port

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This casual run travels through Seminole Heights and begins in the parking lot at Magnanimous Brewing. The distance typically ranges from 3 to 3.5 miles, with adjustments based on the weather. After the run, participants regroup at the brewery to relax outside with pizza and brews.

355 E Kay St, Tampa

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Create a clay witch hat in a two part class. In the first session you build the hat from clay. In the second session the following week you return to paint or glaze your piece. The cost is $55, and participants must be 16 or older.

1931 Tamiami Trl, Port Charlotte

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At Lemon Bay Performing Arts Center, the Lemon Bay High School Manta Ray Band joins the L.A. Ainger Middle School Cougar Bands for a fall program filled with lively, mysterious, and slightly spooky music. This collaborative concert highlights the strong ties between the two school programs and shines a light on the hard work, musicianship, and enthusiasm of the student performers. Admission is free, though a ticket is required to enter. Seats can be reserved through the QR code on the concert graphic or via the ticket link on the Facebook event page. Contributions are appreciated and directly support the Lemon Bay High School Band program.

2169 CR-775, Englewood

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A high energy show packed with pop, rock, and dance favorites, spanning artists from Lady Gaga to AC/DC. The performance centers on audience interaction and surprise, offering a experience that is anything but background. Expect big sing along moments, plenty of dancing, and an all around feel good time.

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This is a welcoming writing session for all genres held at Foxtail Coffee (UTC-Sarasota) in Sarasota. Participants can bring a novel, poetry, a screenplay, fanfiction, or any other creative project and settle into focused writing time. Sharing is optional, and there is friendly conversation with fellow storytellers. It suits anyone seeking motivation, feedback, or a cozy place to write. The club gathers on Thursdays and welcomes every genre. Every other week features an open free writing format, with the option to continue a work in progress or use free write prompts. There is dinner at Ford’s Garage afterward.

315 North Cattlemen Road, Sarasota

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Create a mini succulent pumpkin at a hands-on workshop presented by Cactus Moon at Woven Water Brewing Co. in Tampa Heights, Tampa. Choose your favorite pumpkin and a selection of succulents, learn how to arrange them into a living centerpiece, and take home care tips to keep it thriving for months. All supplies are included, and you will leave with a finished piece. These pumpkins are not carved, so they are less prone to rotting and can be transplanted to a new pot at any time. Each session lasts about 45 to 60 minutes. Multiple fall sessions are available with small, limited class sizes. Enjoy fall brews from the brewery while you craft. This workshop is part of Cactus Moon’s 10th annual Pumpkin Succulent series. Due to the perishable nature of materials, refunds are not available.

456 W Columbus Dr, Tampa

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Explore hand-built pottery in an adult class led by Sabine at The Makery SRQ. Learn essential techniques like pinching, coiling, and slab building while crafting both functional ware and small sculptures, from mugs and bowls to planters and trays. Instruction blends demonstrations with supportive guidance and plenty of room to experiment, making it welcoming for newcomers and engaging for those with experience. Each session balances technique with creative exploration, so you leave with finished work and a stronger understanding of clay. Materials, firing, and glazing are included, and completed pieces will be ready for pickup after completion. Registration is nonrefundable because it reserves materials, staffing, and studio space. Private and group bookings are available in the studio or at your location for groups of at least ten people.

821 N Lime Ave, Sarasota

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