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7 AMCharity Golf Outing 2026Country Club of Silver Springs Shores, OcalaFundraisers

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

7 AMMSABC WalkLake Eola Park, OrlandoHealth & Wellness

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.

7:30 AMSaturday RideAvalon Park Gym, OrlandoOutdoor Recreation

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

8 AM2026 Monster DashLake-Sumter State College, LeesburgSports

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

8 AMToddler Time: Every Saturday at Launch OrlandoOrlandoFamily

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

8:30 AMSat Open Play 8:30Olympia Recreation Center, SumtervilleSports

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

8:30 AMWarZone Airsoft Walk OnWayne's World of Paintball, OcalaSports

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

9 AMYoga NonaCrescent Park in Laureate Park, OrlandoFreeHealth & Wellness

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

9:30 AMOcala Ace Race for Down Syndrome Awareness 2026Ocala Greenway Disc Golf CourseSports

Registration is required for this returning Ocala Ace Race at Ocala Greenway Disc Golf Course in Ocala, FL, a local tradition that celebrates Down Syndrome Awareness and donates all proceeds to ARC Marion, a community organization supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Players will take on two rounds using a modified 18-hole Ace Race layout focused on aces and metal hits. Participants receive a custom player pack developed with Discraft, and Halloween-themed surprises add to the atmosphere. Extras include a Most Metals side pot where the top finisher takes the entire pot and a 50/50 drawing. Mulligans are available for one dollar each, up to ten per player. Hole 21 serves as a special Down Syndrome Awareness feature, granting every player an additional throw. Registration is available through Disc Golf Scene.

2566 SE 64th Avenue Rd, Ocala

10 AMDriveFit 4ORE Golf Group Training Atlas Performance Training, OrlandoHealth & Wellness

An evidence-driven small group program for golfers focused on increasing rotational strength and building durability. Coaching centers on swing-specific power and practical injury prevention so participants can move better and swing with confidence. Capacity is limited.

6923 Narcoossee Rd, Orlando

10 AMVampire Masquerade TeaTimeThe Tea Room Experience, OrlandoFood & Drink

Mask up for a vampire masquerade afternoon at The Tea Room Experience. This immersive tea blends dark, romantic style with classic service and a carefully arranged menu. Enjoy delicate finger sandwiches, warm scones with Devonshire cream and preserves, an extra savory bite, and a petite assortment of desserts. Premium loose leaf teas are served without limit, and a vampire themed welcome mocktail is offered on arrival. Tickets are $48 per person and are nonrefundable. Vegetarian options are available by request. Gluten free, dairy free, and vegan diets cannot be accommodated.

520 E Church St, Orlando

11 AMDr. Paul BearerHyatt Regency, OrlandoFestivals

Dr. Paul Bearer brings his signature hearse to Spooky Empire at the Hyatt Regency Orlando, parking it right inside as a macabre showpiece. The host of Creature Feature on the Nostalgia Network turns the display into an experience, revealing the casket from the rear for a one-of-a-kind photo. Meet the horror host, check out the hearse up close, step into the casket for your shot, and browse Dr. Paul Bearer merchandise while soaking up Halloween mayhem. Come camera-ready and dressed in your favorite spooky gear for a fright-filled encounter with the hearse centerpiece.

1:30 PMDisney Music Bingo BrunchTeak Neighborhood Grill, OrlandoGames & Entertainment

Disney Music Bingo arrives at Teak Neighborhood Grill-Orlando in Orlando, pairing a sing-along soundtrack of favorite animated classics with a playful round of bingo. Listen for familiar melodies, match them on your card, and see if your picks add up to a happily ever after bingo.

6414 Time Square Ave, Orlando

4 PMHalloween PartyEvans Prairie Country Club, The VillagesHolidays

Celebrate Halloween at Evans Prairie Country Club with cocktails, a seated dinner from a special menu, and dancing to the sounds of Coyote Joe’s Road Show. Costumes are encouraged, and standout outfits can earn cash prizes. Capacity is limited to 70 couples. Entry is $10 per couple and $5 for singles, and these fees are nonrefundable. The admission covers the music, prizes, and other event costs, while meals and drinks are purchased separately. Payment secures your spot, and attendance is confirmed once payment is received. A full venue staff will be on hand for the occasion.

1825 Evans Prairie Trl, The Villages

4 PMTrick or Treat Downtown LeesburgTowne Square, LeesburgFreeFamily

Trick or Treat Downtown Leesburg returns with a festive Halloween celebration throughout Downtown Leesburg. Local businesses will be ready with bowls of sweets, welcoming children of every age to stop by for treats. Admission is free, and additional details will be shared soon.

500 W Main St, Leesburg

5 PMCrystal VisionCody's Original Roadhouse, The VillagesMusic

Look forward to a lively evening with tasty food and drinks as music sets the mood on the patio. Settle in and enjoy the tunes with your meal and beverages for a relaxed night out.

1004 Canal St., The Villages

6 PMPlaying HalloweenLake Sumter Landing, The VillagesHolidays

A ghoulishly good time awaits.

1070 Lake Sumter Lndg, The Villages

6 PMFree Gospel ConcertVictory Through Grace Ministries, OrlandoFreeMusic

A free gospel concert offering an uplifting evening of praise, power, and His presence. Expect a spirited atmosphere centered on worship and inspiration throughout the program.

3330 W Colonial Dr, Orlando

6 PMTrue Crime Murder Mystery Dinner ShowOcala Golf ClubTheater

Put detective skills to the test at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show in Ocala, where guests work together to unravel a funny, challenging case while enjoying dinner. The action plays out in the present and in real time, with performers hidden among the audience and clues emerging around the room. The culprit stays in plain sight, and anyone might be named a prime suspect. Designed for adults, this interactive night blends intrigue, comedy, and unscripted moments. The Dinner Detective has presented these dinner theatre performances across the country since 2004.

6:30 PMTrunk or TreatCommunity United Methodist Church, Fruitland ParkFreeFamily

Trunk or Treat features decorated vehicle trunks, candy distribution, and support at a welcome center. Participation options include decorating a trunk and handing out candy, serving at the welcome center, or donating candy using the collection bins located at the entrances to worship. Last year, 960 people visited.

309 College Ave, Fruitland Park

7 PMGroove41City Fire, The VillagesMusic

At City Fire Brownwood, expect an upscale yet casual setting with American dishes ranging from sandwiches to steaks, complemented by a full bar. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with food and drinks.

2716 Brownwood Blvd, The Villages

7 PMNosferatu: A Symphony of HorrorSteinmetz Hall, OrlandoArt & Culture

Nosferatu, the landmark silent horror film from 1922, is presented in a live-to-film setting with Grammy-nominated organist and composer Cameron Carpenter performing his own original score live. Recognized for a high-energy stage presence, Carpenter was the first organist nominated for a Grammy Award for a solo album and received the 2012 Leonard Bernstein Award. In 2014 he introduced his International Touring Organ, a pioneering digital instrument he designed himself. His concert presentations with film have engaged audiences from New York to Berlin, turning silent cinema into an immersive theatrical experience. This program pairs a foundational work of horror with virtuosic live performance.

461 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando

7 PMHalloween Costume BashDougie's Dog Bar, OrlandoHolidays

At Dougie's in the Packing District, a festive Halloween celebration brings refreshing drinks, nonstop music, and a yard buzzing with costumed dogs. A costume contest welcomes individual pups, coordinated pairs, and entire packs, encouraging bold, creative looks. People are encouraged to dress up too, and additional Halloween activities will unfold throughout the yard.

1965 W New Hampshire St, Orlando

7 PMFlashback Fright: Beauty and the Beats - 80's Dance PartySteinmetz Hall, OrlandoDancing

Experience a retro Halloween dance party steeped in 80s nostalgia, a time when Thriller filled the airwaves, Freddy Krueger haunted dreams, and towering hair relied on Aqua Net. Beauty & The Beats performs hit singles, one hit wonders, and dance anthems from the decade as Judson's Live transforms into a spooky themed setting. A costume contest is part of the night. The run time is approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes.

445 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando

7 PMRock N' Roll BingoFruitland ParkFreeGames & Entertainment

Enjoy handmade ice cream, including boozy options, in a groovy atmosphere filled with rock ’n’ roll music, fun, and prizes. Playing is free.

1217 Miller Blvd, Fruitland Park

8 PMChayanne: Bailemos Otra Vez TourKia Center, OrlandoMusic

Chayanne takes the stage at the Kia Center in Orlando, FL.

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9:15 AMQuota Points GameInverness Golf & Country ClubSports

This quota-style GHIN competition features a $12 entry fee. There are payouts for both the front and the back, and closest-to-the-pin prizes are included on each side. Check in at the area in front of the pro shop. Regular greens and cart fees apply.

3150 S Country Club Dr, Inverness

10 AMFall Festival Nov 1 - Touch-A-Truck & Costume ContestAmber Brooke Farms, EustisFestivals

Amber Brooke Farms hosts a day of seasonal fun centered on Touch-A-Truck and a lively costume contest. Costumes are judged in three categories, silly, creative and best overall, with a season pass awarded to each winner. Throughout the day, look for bursts of candy from the Candy Cannon, bubbly play sessions with Foam Daddy, live music and a happy hour. Food trucks on the day include ABF Food Truck, Bbq Brazil Express, Travelin Toms Coffee, Als Gelato, Gustavo Leao Pizza, Hick n Honey, Food Truck Chikiz Empanaditas Gourmet and The Big Hot Box, with performances by Kaleigh LeBeau and Zac LeBeau. Around the farm, families can enjoy a petting zoo, the Bubble Barn, Ball Zone, jump pads, spider webs, corn hole, Slide Hill, the Cow Train, face painting, photo opportunities, the Sunflower Express, family tug of war, playgrounds, a tire sand pit with diggers and duck races. Optional add ons include Gemstone Mining, Paintball and the Pumpkin Eater. Admission starts at $19.95, with a $3 savings per ticket when purchased online.

36111 CR-44A, Eustis

10 AMDowntown Orlando Farmers MarketOrlando Farmers MarketFreeMarkets

Since 1987, this downtown tradition has brought the Orlando community together at Lake Eola Park. Stroll around the lake, take in the downtown atmosphere, and browse a wide variety of local vendors and small businesses. Visit Local Tomatoes LLC for a colorful selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, and farm fresh eggs. Bring family and friends to enjoy the park, support local vendors, and make it something to look forward to each Sunday.

10:30 AMFree Reiki Group ShareAll About Art, BelleviewFreeHealth & Wellness

Reiki practitioners and masters can practice, receive, and connect with the community in a supportive setting. Those who are curious about Reiki are welcome to receive as well. The focus is on using Reiki to encourage relaxation and support healing for the body, mind, and spirit. Each participant will have time on the table to receive. Hosted by Patricia Squires.

5162 SE Abshier Blvd, Belleview

10:30 AMPouring Art with GratitudeShifting Souls, OrlandoWorkshops & Classes

At Shifting Souls, Pouring Art with Gratitude offers a hands-on acrylic pouring experience that blends creativity, color, intention, and gratitude into a process of free-flowing expression. Rather than focusing on being good at art, participants let the paint move, have fun, and create something uniquely their own. No prior art experience is needed. Throughout the session, participants are encouraged to infuse heartfelt intentions and gratitude into their work, turning each canvas into a personal reminder of the energy they want to carry forward. The experience includes guided instruction, one canvas to create and take home, and all necessary supplies in a relaxed, welcoming setting, with additional canvases available for those who want to keep creating. Attendance is limited to eight participants to allow plenty of room to explore, ask questions, and enjoy the process. The cost is $33 per person.

7575 Kingspointe Pkwy, Orlando

11 AMSlowdown Sunday – Donation Based Slow Flow YogaSkipper's Smokehouse, TampaHealth & Wellness

Slowdown Sundays at Skipper’s features a gentle slow flow yoga session led by Julia inside the Skipperdome. This donation based class welcomes all ages, genders, body types, and experience levels. Bring a yoga mat, a towel, and bottled water to stay comfortable and hydrated.

910 Skipper Rd, Tampa

11 AMDr. Paul BearerHyatt Regency, OrlandoFestivals

Dr. Paul Bearer brings his notorious hearse to Spooky Empire inside the Hyatt Regency Orlando, transforming it into an indoor spectacle. The casket is lowered from the back to create a one of a kind photo moment, where visitors can step inside for a chilling keepsake with Dr. Paul Bearer. Guests can meet the host of Creature Feature on the Nostalgia Network, see the hearse and casket up close, and browse themed merchandise. Expect a spirited dose of Halloween fun with eerie photo ops and macabre flair.

9801 International Dr, Orlando

12 PMSpill The T.E.A. Community CircleSpiral Circle Bookstore & More, OrlandoHealth & Wellness

This monthly in-person community circle offers a gentle pause to slow down through the lens of Time, Expectations, and Access. It is a welcoming place to land in your body, in your real life, and in what is true right now. Together, participants explore how time can feel stretched, rushed, stuck, or out of rhythm, how expectations show up as shoulds, roles, inner pressure, and inherited standards, and how access relates to capacity, support, resources, boundaries, and what is genuinely available. It can be a supportive fit if you have been carrying a lot and need space to exhale, if you feel distant from your needs or inner clarity, if you are in a season of transition and want steadier footing, or if you want meaningful community without any pressure to overshare. You are welcome exactly as you are. Facilitation is led by Colette McLeod, a Licensed Therapist and facilitator who supports individuals and groups in reconnecting with themselves through grounded reflection, nervous system truth telling, and a blend of modern and ancient practices. Her approach centers sustainable change by honoring what is real without abandoning yourself in the process.

750 N Thornton Ave, Orlando

12 PMNew Farmers Market Coming to LeesburgLake Square Mall, LeesburgFreeMarkets

Discover the new Leesburg Farmers Market inside Lake Square Mall, where Local Tomatoes LLC offers an indoor selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, and farm-fresh eggs. Browse offerings from a variety of local vendors, makers, small businesses, and community members, all under one roof. Find fresh food, shop small, and support local in Leesburg, FL.

1 PMThe Blind Tasting ExperienceSteinmetz Hall, OrlandoFood & Drink

Awaken your senses with an immersive introduction to blind tasting led by Master Sommelier George Miliotes. Practice assessing wines without labels, setting aside expectations as you explore the balance, aromas, and structure of each carefully selected pour. Designed for newcomers and the simply curious, this tasting breaks down the methods professionals use to recognize grape varieties, regions, and styles. Expect to finish with greater confidence in your own palate, keener sensory awareness, and a deeper appreciation for tasting without visual cues. The experience features six 2 ounce pours, three reds and three whites, along with one thoughtfully arranged charcuterie board meant for sharing.

461 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando

1:30 PMPokemon Delta Reign Pre-ReleaseColiseum of Comics, OrlandoGames & Entertainment

Take part in a $30 Pokémon prerelease sealed tournament at Coliseum of Comics. Space is limited and entry is first come, first served, so arriving early improves your chance of securing a seat. If the player cap is reached before registration, the event may start ahead of schedule. If it does not fill, the tournament will begin with the registered players who are present. Each participant builds a deck from a prerelease kit that includes a 22 card pack drawn from current and earlier sets, four booster packs, and one of four alternate art promo cards, with basic Energy provided. Matches use a Swiss format with four prize cards and 20 minute rounds. Players should bring or purchase their own dice or damage counters, along with card sleeves if they want extra protection during play. A Pokémon Player ID is requested if you already have one. Players who complete all three rounds receive three booster packs. Regular Pokémon League play will be available for those not taking part in the prerelease.

4303 E Colonial Dr, Orlando

2 PMTyler GlynnThe Cardroom & Tiki Bar, SummerfieldMusic

Tyler Glynn performs a solo acoustic classic rock set at The Cardroom & Tiki Bar at Oxford Downs, featuring music from the '60s to the '80s and beyond. He is also known at this venue for hosting Rock 'N' Bingo on Wednesdays. Food is available.

2 PMSunday Funday Karaoke Singer ShowcaseFire Rock, Silver SpringsMusic

Fire Rock in Silver Springs, FL hosts an open karaoke singer showcase presented by Son-Rae Entertainment and guided by DJ JEFF-fa-fa, a vocalist with the local cover band Rock Hard. Singers can request their favorite songs and perform through a Bose L1 Pro 8 setup for clear, balanced sound. The focus is on celebrating local talent and keeping things fun. When the weather cooperates, it takes place on the back deck, otherwise it moves indoors. The venue offers a full bar, two pool tables, games, and light snacks. Smoking is permitted, bikers are welcome, and attendees must be 21 or older.

18781 SE 14th Ln, Silver Springs

3 PMThe Mudds Blues BandBree's Riverside Restaurant, NobletonMusic

The Mudds, a local favorite, bring their signature blend of original smooth jazz and toe tapping blues to Bree’s Riverside Restaurant. The band features Sam Mudd on vocals and guitar, Betsy Mudd on bass, Port Barlow on guitar, Jeff Craft on keys, and Jeff Harrison on harmonica. Enjoy a relaxed riverside vibe with music made to feed both the soul and the tummy.

29240 Lake Lindsey Rd, Nobleton

4 PMDía De Los Muertos MarketThe Great Southern Box Company Food Hall & Bar, OrlandoMarkets

A warm Día de los Muertos pop-up market fills The Great Southern Box Company Food Hall & Bar with music, food, games, and community ofrendas. Guests can explore a curated selection of local Latino-owned small businesses and celebrate heritage by honoring loved ones through shared traditions. The event is free and family friendly, offering a lively bodega-inspired atmosphere with plenty to taste, hear, and discover.

2105 N Orange Blossom Trl, Orlando

4 PMPokemon Prerelease: Mega Evolution - Delta ReignSunshine Games, TampaGames & Entertainment

At Sunshine Games, a Pokémon TCG prerelease spotlights the Mega Evolution, Delta Reign expansion. Mega Rayquaza ex takes center stage as a dominant force in the skies, with Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex, and Mega Golisopod ex also featured. Entry is $30 and includes one sealed prerelease kit. The event uses a Limited sealed deck format with three Swiss-style rounds. Each match is best of one and lasts 30 minutes, and there is no top cut. Participants receive one additional booster pack for every round they play.

13316 Telecom Drive, Tampa

5 PMDaylight Savings PartyBacall Rec Center, The VillagesFreeMusic

Turn the time change into a celebration at Bacall Rec Center in The Villages. Enjoy a gathering with plenty of new tunes and more. Attendees may bring their favorite beverages and snacks. This is a free event open to all, with entry limited by room capacity.

5 PMSpagetti Sundays At Kaleidoscope Kaleidoscope Kommons, OrlandoFood & Drink

At Kaleidoscope, enjoy a warm bowl of freshly made spaghetti with a side of garlic toast for just $8. Quantities are limited, so it can sell out quickly. Settle in with a drink and make this comforting plate part of your routine.

712 E Washington St, Orlando

5:30 PMOne Piece Store TournamentBearded Browncoat Comics & Games, OcalaGames & Entertainment

This weekly in-store One Piece tournament has a $5 entry fee.

536 SR-200, Ocala

6 PMSunday Oyster Happy Hour All Sunday Long - ONE DOLLAR OYSTERS!Skipper's Smokehouse, TampaFood & Drink

Every Sunday brings an all-day oyster happy hour with oysters opened fresh and priced at one dollar each. A minimum order of twelve applies, and there is a limit of three dozen per person. This offer is available for dine-in only, and additional restrictions may apply.

910 Skipper Rd, Tampa

6:30 PMAn Evening with Acoustic AlchemySteinmetz Hall, OrlandoMusic

Acoustic Alchemy brings more than three decades of contemporary jazz shaped by acoustic guitar melodies colored by global influences. The Grammy-nominated ensemble is known among jazz listeners for favorites like Mr. Chow and Jamaica Heartbeat, pairing nimble musicianship with relaxed grooves. Their latest release, The Empire of Lights, explores reggae accents and western-inspired rhythms while keeping the fluid guitar work that has long defined their sound. The new material spans a western-styled shuffle on 8,000 Miles, the reggae-tinged Alisio, and the upbeat energy of Back to Back. This evening centers on sleek guitars and far-reaching textures as the group marks its Judson's Live debut.

461 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando

6:30 PMCountry Music Bingo @ Gators Dockside EustisGators Dockside EustisMusic

Enjoy a round of bingo set to country music, with familiar country hits to sing along to as you play for a chance to win.

15241 US Highway 441, Eustis

7 PMGladys KnightSharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center, Lady LakeMusic

Gladys Knight’s enduring voice and artistry take the spotlight, reflecting a career of more than six decades with seven Grammy wins and number one successes in Pop, Gospel, R&B, and Adult Contemporary. Her catalog spans over 38 albums, including solo releases Good Woman, Just for You, Many Different Roads, and At Last, created with contemporary collaborators such as Randy Jackson. On screen and on television, she has appeared on the FOX series Star and in the 2016 film Almost Christmas, competed on Dancing With The Stars and the first season of The Masked Singer, and performed the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta and at the 2021 NBA All-Star Game. Recent honors include the Kennedy Center Honors for lifetime artistic achievement, the National Medal of Arts, and recognition as a 2024 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award honoree. In Atlanta, a stretch of State Route 9 was named Gladys Knight Highway in 2015. Sponsored by Get Off The Bus tours.

1051 Main St, Lady Lake

7 PMSonicSteinmetz Hall, OrlandoMusic

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic with Sonic Live in Concert, a multimedia journey honoring the speedy hero and the game music that shaped a generation. A live 15-piece orchestra performs new arrangements from Sonic Adventure, Sonic Frontiers, Sonic Generations, and more, all synchronized with high-definition gameplay and cinematic imagery that brings each world into focus. After selling out performances around the world, this reimagined show blends sweeping symphonic power, arena-rock energy, and beloved themes into a fast-paced experience fueled by nostalgia and adventure.

461 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando

7 PMNick ShouldersThe Orpheum, TampaMusic

Nick Shoulders brings the "Apocalypse, Never!" Tour to Tampa for a tour stop in the city.

14802 N NEBRASKA AVE, Tampa

7 PMOPEN MIC NIGHTUniversity Boba Tea House, TampaMusic

At UBTH Lounge, this open mic brings together musicians, poets, comedians, and more for a relaxed showcase of local talent. The setting is warm and supportive, and attendees of any age are welcome. Performers can secure stage time by signing up in advance through the event’s Instagram account, with all experience levels encouraged. It is a community focused night of creativity and entertainment for friends and families alike.

2828 E Bearss Ave, Tampa

7:30 PMRejuvenation OrchestraThe White House, OrlandoMusic

Part of the Art Wellness Education/Jazz Series, this event pays tribute to Sam Rivers through the Rejuvenation Orchestra, a group formed by Doug Mathews after 25 years on bass for Rivers and time in the RivBea Orchestra, Sam’s big band. Mathews unites original RivBea players with a new generation of musicians to continue Rivers’ spirit in new directions. The Rejuvenation Orchestra rehearses at the white house on the first Sunday of each month. Admission is pay what you like. Attendees are encouraged to bring a bottle of wine or a nonalcoholic beverage to share. Expect a loud experience, with earplugs available at the bar. The lead sponsor for Timucua's Jazz Series is Revive Skincare Clinic.

2000 S Summerlin Ave, Orlando

MondayMon 214 events
8:30 AMThanksgiving Food DriveCecil Clark Chevrolet, LeesburgCivic

Cecil Clark Chevrolet is hosting a Thanksgiving food and supply drive in support of the Leesburg Food Bank. Donations of non-perishable, shelf-stable items are welcome, including canned and boxed foods, juice, sugar, pie shells and mixes, marshmallows, disposable plates and utensils, napkins, hygiene products, plastic wrap, and aluminum foil. The collection site is provided by Cecil Clark Chevrolet.

8843 US Highway 441, Leesburg

8:30 AMChampionship for Children Golf TournamentThe Country Club Of OrlandoFundraisers

Enjoy a day on the greens while supporting the Foundation for Foster Children and its work to provide children in foster care with meaningful relationships, resources, and opportunities to thrive. Golfers will receive a player gift and enjoy a catered lunch, awards ceremony, and post-tournament reception with hors d’oeuvres. Golfing, sponsoring, donating, sharing, or volunteering can help support brighter futures for children and youth in foster care. Sponsors can also take part in networking and community connection, receive recognition during the tournament, and help fund programs that provide stability, personalized support, and opportunities.

1601 Country Club Dr, Orlando

9:30 AMSewing ClassesAzalea Park United Methodist Church, OrlandoWorkshops & Classes

Spend time in fellowship while crafting, quilting, and sewing with loving hearts and hands.

50 Willow Dr, Orlando

10 AMFanART-Appropriation and AffectionValencia College Downtown Campus, OrlandoArt & Culture

This exhibition explores how artists draw on fandom, popular culture, shared imagery, and personal connections to create new meanings through reinterpretation. Featuring works by students, faculty, and staff from all campuses, it examines the relationship between inspiration and transformation in contemporary artwork.

500 W Livingston, Orlando

10 AMSenior ExpoOrlando Museum of ArtFreeHealth & Wellness

Connect with local organizations dedicated to supporting seniors and their families at a free expo featuring prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

2416 N Mills Ave, Orlando

11 AM$8.95 Burger MondayWorld of Beer, The VillagesFood & Drink

Enjoy a 7-ounce Angus burger with fries or tots for $8.95 with a beverage purchase. The burger comes with lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, cheese, and sauce, with additional toppings available at menu price. The offer is for dine-in only and is available while supplies last.

2751 W Torch Lake Dr, The Villages

11:30 AM$ 1 Wings SpecialOrlandoFood & Drink

Enjoy crunchy Korean fried chicken with a special offer on wings.

504 N Alafaya Trl, Orlando

4 PMBallroom Dance PartyAnastassia Ballroom & Dance, LeesburgDancing

Celebrate social dancing at a ballroom party filled with lively music and a friendly setting. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned partners. Admission is $20 per person. For details or to confirm the schedule, call or text (352) 533-7400. Please note that the schedule may change.

32624 Blossom Ln, Leesburg

4:30 PMThe Social Security Decisions That Follow YouHotel Eastport, The VillagesWorkshops & Classes

This educational seminar focuses on the timing of Social Security benefits and how that decision can shape retirement income. It covers the key factors that may influence when to file, explains how your claiming age affects monthly payments, and addresses common questions people consider before submitting an application. The discussion also explores how Social Security coordinates with other retirement income sources and offers practical steps you can take now to prepare. Attendees receive complimentary planning materials to help organize decisions and move forward with confidence.

967 Beeber Ct, The Villages

5 PMTarot Practice GroupSpiral Circle Bookstore & More, OrlandoGroups & Meetups

Tarot readers of all experience levels can practice giving and receiving readings in a safe, respectful group. This free-form, self-led gathering is a chance to bring your own decks and supplies, share knowledge and tips, and get valuable practice.

750 N Thornton Ave, Orlando

6 PMSalsa and Bachata Dance ClassesToo Your Health Spa III, BelleviewDancing

Dance classes offer instruction in intermediate salsa, bachata, and beginner salsa. Classes cost $10 per person when paying with cash or $12 per person when paying by credit card.

5300 SE 110th St, Belleview

7 PMCountry Music BingoBoardwalk Bowl, OrlandoGames & Entertainment

Enjoy a lively game of country music bingo at Boardwalk Bowl. Sing along to country hits as you play for a chance to win.

10753 E Colonial Dr, Orlando

7 PMWeekly Trivia with Feisty TriviaOrlandoGames & Entertainment

Enjoy a trivia session hosted by Sarah, who was voted Orlando’s best trivia host.

274 N Orange Ave, Orlando

7 PMOutdoor YogaKaleidoscope Thornton Park, OrlandoHealth & Wellness

Settle into a gentle, restorative yoga class in an outdoor setting in Thornton Park. The beginner-friendly, all-levels practice blends Hatha and Vinyasa movement with breath awareness, meditation, and moments of stillness. Bring your own yoga mat, along with blocks or other supports if you need them. After class, complimentary herbal tea offers time to unwind and connect with others.

712 E Washington St, Orlando

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