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This golf outing at the Country Club of Silver Springs Shores features a four person scramble. The entry fee is $80 per person and includes a round of golf, lunch, and a gift bag. Awards are presented for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, with additional contests for closest to the pin and longest drive. A selected par 3 offers a $10,000 hole in one opportunity. Raffles include more than 40 items. All profits go to local charities.

565 Silver Rd, Ocala

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A community walk at Lake Eola Park in Orlando supports the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. OAC returns to participate, bringing people together to celebrate survivors, stand with those in treatment, and honor the memories of loved ones. Festivities precede the walk, focusing attention on breast cancer awareness and the power of collective support.

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Based at Avalon Park Gym, this group ride features three pace groups and flexible route lengths. The A group rides 22 mph and above in a drop format on the Fort route for about 60 miles. The B group rolls 19 to 21 mph on the Fort route with options between roughly 35 and 60 miles. The C group rides at 16 to 19 mph on the same route with choices in the 35 to 60 mile range. There is also an I-way option covering approximately 20 to 23 miles.

12888 Avalon Lake Dr, Orlando

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Presented by the LSSC Foundation, the Monster Dash 5K and 10K is a family-friendly Halloween run that circles Silver Lake at the Lake-Sumter State College Leesburg Campus. Costumes are encouraged, and registered participants receive a T-shirt and a gift bag. The race is timed, with prizes awarded to top runners. All proceeds support LSSC student scholarships and education.

9501 US Highway 441, Leesburg

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Toddler Time offers a chance for children from crawlers through age 6 to play and explore in Launch Orlando’s 50,000-square-foot indoor park without older children around. The experience includes toddler-friendly music, a soft play playground, trampolines, and massage chairs for parents. Families can bring their own coffee, and the indoor setting provides fun in any weather. Admission is $15 for one toddler and one parent, with jump socks additional.

610 Alafaya Trl N, Orlando

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All experience levels are welcome for Open Play. Because participants can simply show up, the number of players varies with the day and the location, so bringing friends is encouraged. If you need equipment, paddles are stored in the shed at Rohan and Clarendon, and other recreation centers offer paddles to check out.

2435 Terrace Pl, Sumterville

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Celebrate Halloween with a full day of airsoft hosted by War Zone Airsoft, featuring a seasonal twist on gameplay and a $15 entry special. A costume contest is part of the fun, and the top outfit earns a free game day. Players can gear up with on-site rentals. The entry-level package, priced at 25 dollars, includes a Mod-M or Mod-L AEG, one high capacity magazine, a bag of 1,000 Valken 0.20 g BBs, a 9.6 volt lithium battery, and an M1-3 thermal mask. The advanced package, at 45 dollars, comes with a Kilo or Tango AEG, two high capacity magazines, a 2,200 round bottle of STRYKER 0.25 g BBs, a 7.4 volt lipo battery, an M1-7 thermal mask, and a STRYKER chest rig. Add-on rentals are available, including a 9.6 lithium battery for 10 dollars, an M1-3 thermal mask for 10 dollars, a high cap magazine for 5 dollars, and a STRYKER chest rig for 20 dollars. Safety and fair play are central to the experience. Full seal eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1 or higher is mandatory on the field at all times. Keep masks and protective gear on in play areas, call hits with honesty, avoid blind firing, and do not move or climb obstacles. When tagged, announce the hit, display a red dead rag, and head to respawn. Maintain respectful conduct, involve a referee if issues arise, and note that physical contact is prohibited and may result in ejection and further action. Firing modes are announced by referees each round. All replicas must pass a chronograph check prior to play, with random checks possible, and suspected hot guns should be reported. In the safe zone, clear the replica, remove the magazine, switch to safe, and fire a few clearing shots into a safe backstop before removing face protection. Referees have the final say. Age-based protection is required. Players 10 to 15 must use full face protection. Players 16 to 17 need full seal eye protection with mesh or plastic lower face coverage. Players 18 and older must use full seal eye protection, with additional face protection encouraged. Red dead rags are required for everyone and are available for purchase on site. Rental users must run approved BBs or BBs purchased from War Zone Airsoft. Chronograph standards use at least 0.32 g BBs for HPA and 0.20 g BBs for pistols, AEGs, and spring-powered replicas. Rate of fire is capped at 25 rounds per second. Class limits and engagement distances apply. Pistols must be under 1.45 joules with 0.20 g BBs, with no minimum engagement distance in semi and a 25 foot minimum in full auto. Shotguns must be under 1.45 joules with 0.20 g BBs, with no minimum in semi and a 50 foot minimum in full auto. Rifles are capped at 1.5 joules with 0.20 g BBs for AEGs and 1.55 joules with 0.32 g BBs for HPA, typically carry a 10 foot minimum in semi unless adjusted by the head referee, and full auto is enabled only in specific games. SMGs must be 1 joule or below with 0.20 g BBs, use mid cap magazines, have no minimum in semi and a 25 foot minimum in full auto, and must be true SMG platforms or fully automatic sidearms. LMGs must be under 1.5 joules with 0.20 g BBs, use burst fire with a 25 foot minimum, reserve full auto for 50 feet, and should not be walked in full auto unless the platform can also fire in semi. DMRs are limited to 2.0 joules with 0.20 g BBs, operate in semi only, keep a 75 foot minimum, and use mid or real cap magazines. Sniper platforms are bolt action only, capped at 2.25 joules with 0.20 g BBs, and have a 100 foot minimum. Grenade use follows specific guidelines. Only pyrotechnic and smoke grenades sold at the field are permitted, and only in designated areas. Homemade devices are not allowed. Throws should be underhand and never directed at a person, though lobbing into windows is allowed. Grenades have a 15 foot effect radius, hard cover only negates effects in milsim scenarios, and a detonation inside a room eliminates all players in that room. Expect a festive atmosphere, straightforward pricing, and clear rules designed to keep the action safe and enjoyable for players of all experience levels.

4843 S Pine Ave, Ocala

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This relaxed community yoga session gives beginners time to settle into poses while offering experienced practitioners opportunities to challenge themselves. It welcomes all ages and experience levels. The hour-long class is free and open to the public and takes place outdoors at Crescent Park in Laureate Park in Orlando, so dress for the weather and bring a mat, a towel, and water.

8374 Upper Perse Cir, Orlando

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